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I dunno, if a commercial driver violates speed limits and hits someone, do we want to accept excuses that "It is top level managers' fault for giving me unreaso
by theamk 3y ago
I dunno, if a commercial driver violates speed limits and hits someone, do we want to accept excuses that "It is top level managers' fault for giving me unreasonable timelines which require me to speed?"
Sure, the top managers is at fault, but individuals are also responsible for their actions.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoIf that commercial driver was slowly, but methodologically overworked, manipulated, fatigued and pressured into doing this with every incentive promoting speeding, then yes. Why did the driver feel compelled to speed in the first place? Why would there be an environment or incentives where this could be a valid strategy?
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