Policy’s & rules
The minute something goes wrong, what is it that we do?
Mostly, people
create policies that no one will get benefit from.
“The students of
schools/universities are cheating and are not employable” problem arrived. What we do? We create policies/rules. The rule is if you cheat, you’ll not be given
chance or we’ll make the punishments even more severe or annihilating so kids
will not copy and will study.
Really! do you think it really solves the problem?
"The employees are not
taking responsibility",
Let’s create policy. Employees shall not take help from other outer sources to finish their job, threaten them with some rules or a deal i.e. if you don't do that we'll not consider you in XYZ things and not provide proper benefits to you.
Again a pathetic idea.
This is not
solving a problem, it is bureaucracy. What would these things lead to? Think your
own way, will kids start learning or will they try to find a way they can pass
the test?
What companies
will suffer if this all happens? we’ll end up creating humans who act like
robots, what employees will do? They will love to wear the mask of professionalism.
That is: trying to sound like business/Classy (in terms of one's own self-image), sounding decent and like a professional which makes things ridiculous. Instead, we’ll lose the weapon which is communication.
No one wants to spend their time reading a long list of rules/policies. Solving doesn’t need a generalized
piece of advice from some status that sells you persona, solving needs a focus on solutions,
because if you are not doing that, you have one more thing to solve.
Really! do you think it really solves the problem?
Let’s create policy. Employees shall not take help from other outer sources to finish their job, threaten them with some rules or a deal i.e. if you don't do that we'll not consider you in XYZ things and not provide proper benefits to you.
Again a pathetic idea.
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