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It really is interesting when you think of it that way, you have a lot of rules in school. Then college you have nothing, then onto the real world where you ha
by jmscharff2 12y ago
It really is interesting when you think of it that way, you have a lot of rules in school. Then college you have nothing, then onto the real world where you have a job and all of the sudden you have a lot of rules again. It would be interesting for larger companies to see if their productivity increases if they follow a structure like this or something similar, or if productivity takes a dive once you allow people more freedom.
- mzd348 12y agoI think the difference is that you're paying (a lot) to be in college, while you're being paid (hopefully a lot) to do your job. So it's not realistic to expect to be treated the same way in both situations.
- Touche 12y agoThe problem is that hiring/firing employees is expensive. Hiring only super-motivated people who need no supervision is highly unrealistic. Even really smart people often can be lazy and only do what is necessary to get by.