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Work Ethics

The picture  perfect employee
Written By: Dorcas C. Chandler


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You are on your way out of town and feel confident that this person is right for the job.  As you walk out of the door, your skill worker is setting and waiting.  This is the time for them to strike.   Every job that they have held they have always caused office conflict.  You were so impressed with the skill level that you did not even bother to check references.  They begin to watch other employees and observe what is going on.  What is there job assignment, after all the new worker can do it much faster and better. 

Office talk; yes that what we like to do when the boss is out of the office.  Talk about wages, and how we are overworked and underpaid.   This is good just what they wanted.  The picture perfect new employee takes time to let the other employees know who is who.  Also letting them know that they are working to hard.  After all they are not getting paid for all of that work.  A seed of discouragement is planted in the minds of the employees.  While the boss is out of the office things that were built is now being torn down.

It doesn’t take long to tare down.  Just get the right person with the right tools.  You return to your office and notice that this isn’t the same office you left.  People that would stand and talk to you are now walking by you and barely speaking.   You are wondering in your mind what is wrong.  You can’t put your finger on it but you know something has change. 

You give a worker an assignment and it just sit in the tray.   You go back to your office and the secretary is smiling and typing away.  Any thing you give, ready!  You are concern about your workers; they have been with you for years, worked well together, something is wrong.  You leave for another business trip out of town.  You begin to think; maybe they don’t like the new person?  What is it? 

Its time to strike again.  This time Picture perfect tell the other workers where they can go and get a job.  Mind you she just got there.  And oh yea, this place even have benefits.  You get three weeks vacation instead of one.  The recommendations are outstanding. 

You return back to your office, this time it is worse.  People are not reporting to work, they are staying at home and your deadlines are not being met.  Work that you gave the employee before you left are still sitting right where they sat it down when you gave it to them.  You question why the work was not done and you get an attitude.  What is going on, something is wrong.

Picture perfect still sits there and continue to be highly skill.  Well you think to yourself, at lease one of the offices is up and running smoothly.  This is a good worker you continue to praise in your mind.  This person does not even do much talking, so you thought. What is wrong with this picture?  Was this not the right person to hire?  After all the skills were great!  Well dress; had all the right things to say. 

Because someone new comes in to work for an organization and seem as though they have all of the right skills, should they be placed over people who have worked in the same position and classification for you for years?  Sometimes new people can cause hardship in offices if they are placed over the hard worker and dedicated employee without first giving the person who has been loyal to the task a chance to be proven.  Which one is important; people skills or work Ethics?  I declare both!

 

Never give up! Never

 


 

 

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