Something to ponder
Well I finally have a little time and energy to post a little something here. I've had one question that has been rolling around in my head for some time. "How does someone supervise over jobs they have never done?" I always thought a supervisor was someone who had experience doing a job and that they could help someone else do the job if they needed help or advice. You know someone who started at the bottom and worked their way up. Someone who was able to do they job so well they could help someone honestly and productively. But now a days, people are hired from someplace else with no real experience doing that job. They have a degree that says they know how to be a boss. But they have no idea about the actual details of the job they are supervising over. It's sad. They then try their best to get rid of the most experience so eventually they think they look smart to new people. Eventually the product quality will suffer. I have asked a num...