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Date Posted: 08/11/03 12:53am
Author: Pelican
Author Host/IP: 24.205.248.114
Subject: Re: "P.C." schedules
In reply to: BMF 's message, "Let my hypothesize..." on 08/ 9/03 2:37pm

Leadership does come from the top. But who is in charge? Wasn't the football schedule buried in a politically correct multi-sport poster last year?

IF the A.D. wants to do that, then the Coach should ask for a PAID poster sponsored by one or two major boosters to print up and have distributed. That's the way it's done at inter-city high schools. Did anyone see the Cal Poly Foundation want ads in the Sunday Tribune? Maybe Tommy Bello should apply for one of them.

>Maybe it is the working culture within the athletic
>department?
>
>If the leadership within the department does not
>support staff efforts, show trust and appreciation for
>subordinates work, provide the tools to do the work,
>reasonably compensate for their work..., then it
>should not be suprising that production and quality of
>work will be reduced.
>
>And as an aside, micro managing shows the exact
>opposite of showing trust in your subordinates.
>Leadership within the department should provide vision
>for their work force. A leader should let their
>employees know what they envision the department
>doing..., its goals/objectives... and even what that
>employees contribution represents to the organization.
> And let those employees invest their energy in their
>work.
>
>Employees should be helf accountable for their work
>too.
>
>I am not saying that the above occuring... it's just
>speculation.

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