There are wider implications to what’s being explained in this article. The fact is, all over the country, nobody does their job properly any more. Incompetence and indifference are now pretty much the norm.
There are wider implications to what’s being explained in this article. .... Incompetence and indifference are now pretty much the norm.
Well said. In my mind, a good example is the inexperience of reporters cited. In another time by the age of 27, a reporter had been around the block and perhaps attended at least one fair. Now their biggest accomplishment is a well rated “education” if not outright indoctrination sans meaningful knowledge.
That is so true. Incompetence is rampant in today’s workplace. It seems that when a business transaction takes place WITHOUT complications, slip-ups and errors, it’s the exception to the rule. I can’t even imagine how much money is wasted through error and sloppiness.
My son was commenting on his new work place recently - he said he noticed it ran very smoothly. His previous workplace had many “diverse” workers. I pointed out that many errors occur when people don’t completely understand the spoken and written language. I reminded him that God had the tower of Babel stopped by using the same tactic!