Hard Work and Efficient Management = Success? LO28407

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Replying to LO28387 --

> Any insights into why so many managers and companies want always to fix
> the person rather than fixing the problem?
>
> Terri Deems

Dear Terri,

I'll hazard a guess...it creates more "work" for managers?

Love,
Andrew

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