He argues that bureaucratic evaluation is rigged because managers evaluate themselves and their friends as outstanding while demanding more from workers.
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He argues that bureaucratic evaluation is rigged because managers evaluate themselves and their friends as outstanding while demanding more from workers.
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"...and supervisors, to other employees. What's really funny about bureaucracy is evaluation is very important. Who does the evaluation? Managers do the evaluation. So..."
"do performance review, and what happens is they tell, they evaluate themselves and their friends, and say, you really did a great job. Then..."
"...because the managers are given more paperwork to do okay like evaluations and all that so professors spend all now almost 20 of their..."
"...me okay this teacher wants you to write a good good evaluation at the end of semester okay right and then if you had..."
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