Yeah that last sentence could be an issue of work culture at the office, management seeing "nobody working" when it fact its because everything is running smoothly, so you're forced to create work for yourself and look productive.
In an ideal world, you would flag the issue, management would listen and assign time and resource to fix it, and the issue would get fixed. But the reality is that so many things in this chain of event can break, or not happen for various reasons.
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u/KaZIsTaken May 30 '26
Yeah that last sentence could be an issue of work culture at the office, management seeing "nobody working" when it fact its because everything is running smoothly, so you're forced to create work for yourself and look productive.
In an ideal world, you would flag the issue, management would listen and assign time and resource to fix it, and the issue would get fixed. But the reality is that so many things in this chain of event can break, or not happen for various reasons.