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Job Title: Manager
Location: North
Submitted on: 31-Mar-04
Job Title Workplace Survey
Manager The problem is with senior management. To them, we are headcount, to be reduced as soon as possible. They constantly throw stupid tasks at us that they could do themselves more quickly if they only mastered the software they paid for. They cause many problems by not considering the ramifications of their decisions, since they don't know enough to understand them. At the upper levels, this agency exemplifies all the bad points that W. Edwards Deming ever talked about, without exception. Political appointees are worse than "chain-saw Al" Dunlap, who lied about profits, and tore up Sunbeam and other companies. From the top, there is absolutely no respect whatsoever for employees. They contract out work at 3-20 times what we are paid (yes, this is real contracts, already signed), for sloppy work that we have to redo. Bush's people are far more efficient at wasting money. Political appointees have made every government agency a poster child for fraud, waste, and mismanagement. The Civil Service was founded because of massive fraud and theft, and Americans have apparently forgotten that, because we are returning to a spoils system, to see who can steal the most money from the government. Our computer systems are so badly designed that many tasks are more easily done on paper. We aren't more dysfunctional than most banks- actually we are far more efficient- which tells you how badly run banks are. My office is actually rather nice, people support each other, we've been understaffed for so long people have no choice but to cooperate. As far as upper management goes, it would be cheaper to tell them never to come in to work, the agency would work far better.

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