It’s uncanny how large business organizations have the ability to beat employee excellence into compliant, blind, mind-numbing submission. It’s equally uncanny how organizations can reward mediocrity, poor performance, and bad behavior because they don’t want to confront the issue for fear of hurting the perpetrator’s feelings. Read more
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Work as a Social Environment vs Work as a Productive Environment
Paul Pease - Friday, October 30, 2009
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