Snagged this from another thread, and felt it was a good enough topic for a fresh thread;
With most companies out there racing to the bottom and slashing eachothers throats faster then Fredy or Jason could ever hope to master, what can be done to stop the insanity?
How much of this can our industry take before we are left with monkeys pointing people to the restrooms?
Is it the fault of the company owners? The market?
Looking down the road what do you see the future of our industry? What changes need to occur to make a positive difference in training and hiring standards that push us towards professionalism? You can be warm body (if you want to) and still be professional?
BTW; Professionalism is not walking tall and carrying a big stick, gun and OC spray... It's just walking tall and being able to make, and stick to, the right decisions. That's the hard part, not so much knowing what is right, but doing what is right.
Originally posted by Black Caesar
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How much of this can our industry take before we are left with monkeys pointing people to the restrooms?
Is it the fault of the company owners? The market?
Looking down the road what do you see the future of our industry? What changes need to occur to make a positive difference in training and hiring standards that push us towards professionalism? You can be warm body (if you want to) and still be professional?
BTW; Professionalism is not walking tall and carrying a big stick, gun and OC spray... It's just walking tall and being able to make, and stick to, the right decisions. That's the hard part, not so much knowing what is right, but doing what is right.
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