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Yes, I think that it's likely that a dysfunctional institution would be unable to prevent you from doing that, and it's likely the reason why you're a part of i
by LaGrange 8y ago
Yes, I think that it's likely that a dysfunctional institution would be unable to prevent you from doing that, and it's likely the reason why you're a part of it.
- ukj 8y agoAn alternative perspective: If you think you work in an institution that CAN and DOES prevent that (e.g the engineers are NOT in control), then how quickly can you respond to real emergencies? You can make such actions visible (and hold people accountable after the fact), but blocking engineers from taking action is a no-no!
- gowld 8y agoDysfunctional institution beats a non-functional institution that dissolved because it got nothing done and lost cash flow to pay the workers.