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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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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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Jiang says managers cannot simply be removed because they hold power and will protect privilege even by sacrificing ordinary people.
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"...1782. So in every federal bureaucracy, you have bloat. You have managers who do nothing, and you have very few people who do the..."
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"...review for the government, right? So 64 % got outstanding, okay? Managers who do nothing every day. 47 % got outstanding for every other..."
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"So will it help if we cancel most of the managers and jobs? Or just like keep one or two of them? Like."
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"...this is a problem, why not just get rid of the managers? And the answer is they have all the power. Okay? They would..."
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A source-grounded reading of bureaucracy as institutional death: university comfort replaces education, administrators turn complaints into jobs, managers feed on organizations like parasites, and the only exit left to students is real knowledge outside...
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