Re: How do you handle missing information? People seem to "forget" to enter informati
On the rare occasion that occurs, you hope they make the right decision.
But, being bound up at the last minute with this problem that was the result of not doing the right thing to begin with long before, in the tale you spun. Asking for help then may not have been an option, but asking before surely was, and justifies the "shooting" as you term it.
There....now I did not avoid the issue.
I doubt if it is that high of a probability to deem it "almost always". I think the "nobody looks at it anyway" justification dilutes some of the probability away from constancy of purpose rationale.
You will find this to be true in one particular fashion - when supervision tells an operator not to fill out the form (torn between following the system and the supervision that chooses to ignore it.) Shoot the supervision. Good interim corrective action.
The point you continually miss, or deliberately avoid, is that sometimes people who want to honor the requirements are faced with decisions on which requirements to honor, and must make choices.
But, being bound up at the last minute with this problem that was the result of not doing the right thing to begin with long before, in the tale you spun. Asking for help then may not have been an option, but asking before surely was, and justifies the "shooting" as you term it.
There....now I did not avoid the issue.
Constancy of purpose, or the lack thereof, is almost always at the root of these kinds of issues--people are tugged in two different directions and decisions get made by people who shouldn't have to make them.
You will find this to be true in one particular fashion - when supervision tells an operator not to fill out the form (torn between following the system and the supervision that chooses to ignore it.) Shoot the supervision. Good interim corrective action.

.......Apparently the questioning and dicsussion has been going on for some time now. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result...this appears to be the case. The time for talk is over, now is time for action...A poor example follows