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In my experience, management is usually less than open with employees as they consider the scope of their decision-making to be a management concern and not an
by itronitron 7y ago
In my experience, management is usually less than open with employees as they consider the scope of their decision-making to be a management concern and not an 'employee' concern. This is often reflected in statements such as 'this won't really change anything' and 'no need to worry'. Obviously that approach creates real problems when management's scope makes a grab for technical scope.
- a3n 7y agoManagement being less than open because of management vs employee concerns smells like management viewing employees as tools to be fed input, and then expecting specific pounds of output. In fact it smells like the very material being fed to such employees.