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The point of mandatory classes isn't about respecting time or being efficient. It's there to make 100% clear that you can't say "I didn't know" when you do som
by theshrike79 1y ago
The point of mandatory classes isn't about respecting time or being efficient.
It's there to make 100% clear that you can't say "I didn't know" when you do something that was explicitly explained in the online class.
So now if a new middle-manager has an agendaless meeting, nobody shows up and they throw a massive fit - people can point at the class and say "It's company policy, deal with it"
- alach11 1y agoSure. But there are plenty of ways to achieve the same outcome without wasting 8 hours of time for every employee. And once you scale this across all the aspects of company policy/culture you want push, mandatory training classes become incredibly inefficient.
- theshrike79 1y agoDo you have a list of these "plenty of ways"? I'd seriously want to know so I can suggest them in my company.
- miljanm 1y agoemployee's time is company's time, so no time wasted