We have stuff going on at work that irks me, stuff that is unethical and immoral, and it's about telling the truth and owning up to what you have done. Webster's calls that accountability, and Christians as well as those who profess to be ethical and moral people are supposed to be reproachable, not above reproach as we so often hear in the media.
If people are unwilling to be accountable, then I say you should move to an island in the Pacific and enjoy the castaway mentality, because if you are unwilling to be held for your actions, what good are you?
I am so tired of it here, and in the news of how people cannot tell the truth because it will incriminate them. You are either right or wrong, that's it!
Here its about too many bosses and not enough workers, its about too much money being spent on poorly managed ideas and too many bosses, and they wonder why we are in the red. Common sense explains that one, unfortunately in today's world, common sense is neither taught or expected, just the ability to kiss a$$! But what if doing so risks accountability and doing right? Folks just keeping on doing it because it is expected, and when it hits the fan, the boss will claim plausible deny ability and the worker is out of a job. Here that boss would get demoted or reassigned, but the worker would be looking for a new job.
It really stinks!
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