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That’s how things work in state-owned enterprises: one person does the work while a bunch of people watch...
That’s how things work in state-owned enterprises: one person does the work while a bunch of people watch...
This isn’t a state-owned enterprise; how could a manager from a state-owned enterprise have such dirty clothes? !
One more person means one more control step, with the aim of reducing risks by lowering efficiency. The actual effect may simply be a reduction in efficiency.
The state-owned enterprise model: one person does the work while a bunch of people watch. But from the pictures, it seems like the tasks are done in turns, and a few people’s clothes are dirty.
Personally, I think those in the so-called technical department who are responsible for the work should just stand by and watch, while it should be the front-line workers who do the actual work.
That’s way too exaggerated. Technology is a core strength wherever it is – who would dare to act otherwise?
Hahaha, I completely agree. It’s the same with us; whenever a process is changed or a valve is adjusted, it’s a group of people directing one person. But there are also advantages to this: if something goes wrong, everyone shares the burden, thereby reducing risks and responsibilities. ;P