Ben Compton writes:
>"A person who is non-productive and who is not competent, but who remains
>employed is an immoral person."
Dr. Steve Eskow replies:
>"A person who is non-productive and who is not competent but remains
>employed is a member of a "learning organization" which wants to help him
>learn rather than fire him."
I would like to make a small change in the above definitions--
"A person who is non-productive and who is not competent but remains
employed, provides an opportunity for a "learning organization" to examine
its own values with that of the person and possibly transform both in the
process".
Warm Regards
Srinath
srinaths@usa.net
--Srinath Srinivasa <srinaths@lotus.iitm.ernet.in>
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