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I mean, that would just put them in the category of most employees. Building systems that assume altruism and selfless intent is profoundly silly, when self in
by MattGaiser 2y ago
I mean, that would just put them in the category of most employees.
Building systems that assume altruism and selfless intent is profoundly silly, when self interest tends to override those things.
- colordrops 2y agoBoth you and the person you are responding to have valid points. You can't rely on altruism or rules alone. They must work together. Some positions require a certain level of idealism and self-accountability that can't be captured by system of rules. Police and doctors are two examples.