• disguy_ovahea@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I’m on your side, but you keep missing the point. If you’re in charge of people that need to do a job, and while they are getting the work done, they seem miserable. Wouldn’t you give enough fucks to find out why? Standing there and saying, “well I can’t fire them because they’re doing the work” is the real problem. Not the definition of engagement.

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      6 months ago

      Why do you think someone doing their job and not going above and beyond is likely to mean they are also miserable?

      I would expect someone who just does the job they signed up for to be happier than someone who thinks they have to go above and beyond.

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        6 months ago

        It doesn’t matter if they’re meeting or exceeding expectations. Performance is measured independently of morale and engagement. If you meet expectations, but you’re unhappy at work, a decent leader will ask why and try to make your work life better.

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          Cringe. Work managers aren’t leaders nor should they be, they’re just pencil pushers who got promoted out of whatever they were good at and are now going through the motions.

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              6 months ago

              The whole system had to change, a new pool table for the office or this managerial engagement boosting working class oppression tactic isn’t work reform.