I’d go further and say the advice in this blog is rarely the right move. It’s written for a context where everyone else is wrong except you, dear reader, who can see the true path forward.

It also appeals to people who think in false dichotomies, where your only two options are to do strong-headed moves like this or become a passive sheep who fails because your boss is bad.

In real businesses it’s rarely that simple. Using “dangerous advice” or becoming the “scary professional” as another influencer words similar advice sounds best when you’re imagining how the interaction will go and how much you’ll be winning when it’s done, but in a real business where things get done through relationships and trust it’s very easy to find yourself moving backward and being pushed out when using advice like this.

I've read some other posts on there. I agree the advice is dubious. There is a bunch of caveats to everything and he doesn't make it clear what caveats are.

I know what those caveats are. However if you are more inexperienced you don't know what those are.