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Different leadership. If some in your experience erred on the side of leniency, then it stands to reason that others might err just as egregiously in the oppos
by goodluckchuck 4mo ago
Different leadership.
If some in your experience erred on the side of leniency, then it stands to reason that others might err just as egregiously in the opposite direction.
In fact, your anecdote suggests erring is the norm. We should thus expect punishments to be inappropriate in one direction or another. An appropriate punishment seems rather unlikely.
- breezybottom 4mo agoNo, that doesn't stand to reason at all.
- Wolfbeta 4mo agoI too enjoy creating bell curves from a single datum.
- contubernio 4mo agoThe anecdote is meant to illustrate not to substitute a full data set. Universities and other similar large institutions usually err systematically in one direction - that which protects the institution.