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Tag Archives: matter of pride
Fallacies 4-6 of the “Fairness Philosophy”
Have you ever looked at a co-worker and wondered “Why does she get to do that?” or “Why didn’t he get in trouble for that?” or “How did I get stuck with this?” I call this the “Fairness Philosophy.” Recently … Continue reading
Posted in Correction, Faithfulness, Leadership, School Staff, Staff Training, Submission
Tagged Boss, Employee, fallacies, matter of pride, Ministry, Second Man, Staff
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