Re:Updating classic workplace sabotage techniques
by m0nty on Sunday May 15, 2016 @05:05PM
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> What's the oppposite of active sabotage?
Isn't this exactly what an article like this is attempting to ask in the first place, albeit through irony and story-telling? I agree it's hardly ground-breaking, I guess it's just trying to make readers feel clever because (clearly) we'd never be stupid enough to do something like that. (Although it's worth far more to me, at least, when you get those articles saying "I did something stupid when I thought I was being clever," because if we're honest we all do things like that.) But I think OA is trying to discuss "how to run companies right."
Isn't this exactly what an article like this is attempting to ask in the first place, albeit through irony and story-telling? I agree it's hardly ground-breaking, I guess it's just trying to make readers feel clever because (clearly) we'd never be stupid enough to do something like that. (Although it's worth far more to me, at least, when you get those articles saying "I did something stupid when I thought I was being clever," because if we're honest we all do things like that.) But I think OA is trying to discuss "how to run companies right."