Mental Causes of Accidents
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They are the skep- tics, grouchers, "ice-men" — however they may be nicknamed — which we find in every organization. Whether their obstructionism merely takes the shape of objecting to new things and ideas, which is a form of laziness growing out of the middle-age instinct to pro- tect our habits from disturbance; or whether it takes the form of positive ill-will, such as taking new proposals as grievances, involving threats of strikes, demands by walking dele- 90 THE STUBBORN MIND gates, or br...eaches of discipline and sabotage — the protest of the chronic kicker is an expression of an "attitude" which helps to bar the way to a programme of action for safety. The chronic kicker is a plague spot in any depart- ment, a source of evil contagion. He must either be won over, transferred to some isolated post, or discharged. It is rare that a cause can succeed fully in spite of the knocker; usually it is an uphill fight until his fellow workers have been led to deal with him or he is nullified by one of the courses suggested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the skep- tics, grouchers, "ice-men" — however they may be nicknamed — which we find in every organization. Whether their obstructionism merely takes the shape of objecting to new things and ideas, which is a form of laziness growing out of the middle-age instinct to pro- tect our habits from disturbance; or whether it takes the form of positive ill-will, such as taking new proposals as grievances, involving threats of strikes, demands by walking dele- 90 THE STUBBORN MIND gates, or br...eaches of discipline and sabotage — the protest of the chronic kicker is an expression of an "attitude" which helps to bar the way to a programme of action for safety. The chronic kicker is a plague spot in any depart- ment, a source of evil contagion. He must either be won over, transferred to some isolated post, or discharged. It is rare that a cause can succeed fully in spite of the knocker; usually it is an uphill fight until his fellow workers have been led to deal with him or he is nullified by one of the courses suggested.
What to read after Mental Causes of Accidents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyd Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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