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That's a good way to kill off motivated employees. "We don't know why we're doing it - it's just mandatory".
by whirlwin 2mo ago
That's a good way to kill off motivated employees.
"We don't know why we're doing it - it's just mandatory".
- charcircuit 2mo agoThe policy can be changed.
- rho138 2mo agoUnless you’re every company I’ve worked st over the past 20 years.
- jjav 2mo agoOnly if you write a bad policy, so don't do that. The better way is that for each policy you look at what do you actually want to do and how you want to do it, and then write that down as the policy. Now the policy makes sense because it's how you wanted to do it anyway. I've set up policies and processes from the ground up for SOC2 audits in startups, that's how I do it.
- rho138 2mo agoGreat, so stepping into any organization green where the subvert command is to be unwilling to update policy will enable this.
- ozim 2mo agoSmart employees totally understand: "we do it because it makes it easier to explain to auditors, customers, new employees, non technical managers".
- rho138 2mo agoNo, cogs understand that. Smart employees want to update policies to be an effective mandate versus lip service to the C-suites asshole