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Reframe it this way: decision making managers and executives need to be in the office to do their work, thus they want their peons to be working away right near
by Dumblydorr 6y ago
Reframe it this way: decision making managers and executives need to be in the office to do their work, thus they want their peons to be working away right near them as well. The decision makers are doing a different kind of work than the workers, that is the issue.
- gwright 6y agoYou've divided the working world up into "decisions makers" and "peons" and you want me to view your thoughts on this as reasonable? And is there some law of physics that I'm not aware of that neatly divides all jobs into two buckets, "decision makers" and "workers"? Leaning on that sort of manufactured dichotomy is low resolution thinking.