Creating a Great Team Culture, and Why It Matters
Can someone help me understand current use of the word, vulnerable?  At least in the context of leadership/self-help writings like this I'm seeing the word used a lot, and it's not being used the way that I would expect.<p>For example, in these writings "be vulnerable" is a suggestion for a way to help yourself, to improve yourself.  In my understanding of the word, being vulnerable is never a good thing.  It's always been used as a negative thing to avoid.  "Your code is vulnerable to buffer overflow attacks unless..."  Right?    Also, I'm not used to it being used in a general sense like, "be vulnerable," it's usually, "watch out, you are vulnerable to X, Y, or Z."<p>From context I think I'm starting to understand what it means, but it's a struggle for me every time I read this kind of stuff.  Is there a better (at least for me?) word I can substitute in my head?