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The issue is the attribution. Here, workers are attributed (even at a high level, consider the title). But it's not the workers, it's bad policy and bad managem
by tomrod 4y ago
The issue is the attribution. Here, workers are attributed (even at a high level, consider the title). But it's not the workers, it's bad policy and bad management.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoThink a lot of people on this thread are making the mistake of confusing attribution and blame. If you tie a worker's hands behind their back, you will have low worker productivity. A spade is a spade. Asking why workers have low productivity is an entirely different question. People seem Primed to assume that anyone saying workers are unproductive means that they're lazy. This is obviously not the case. Anyone with two brain cells to rub together should know that low worker productivity is not a root cause itself. I don't think that the article claims this at all. Furthermore, if it is the case of bad management or is some in this thread claim bad regulation, you can't determine that without first demonstrating a decrease in worker productivity. Bad management is bad because it causes lower worker productivity.