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Really? Not being condescending, but have you worked internally at a university? You'd probably be right up to about 80%. Then all of the edge cases come in an
by wastedhours 8y ago
Really? Not being condescending, but have you worked internally at a university?
You'd probably be right up to about 80%. Then all of the edge cases come in and it falls down, having a real impact on students. If you want to operate a university on the Pareto Principle, then fair enough, but there's a whole lot that goes on that requires tweaks and human consideration which breaks fundamental systems, usually when students need them the most.
- marcoperaza 8y agoI’m curious why you think my university needed to force students into a meal plan and have a massive workforce to run the dining halls, when the private sector could feed students better food for less. Or why did the university need a whole administrative department to cater to the “needs” of every kind of minority you can think of (one department per kind of minority)?