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<blockquote data-quote="59 Dano" data-source="post: 5238755" data-attributes="member: 23516"><p>My first SFA, one of the topics of discussion amounted to "Things are a big deal, then they aren't, then they are again." It mostly dealt with hour breaks, but a couple of other things as well. I (and others) had been, I thought, very cooperative in accommodating employee requests (as well as taking lumps from my senior for doing so) and figured it would please everyone. Some people took advantage of it and the overall image it presented was that rules don't matter because we're perceived as making frequent exceptions to them.</p><p></p><p>It was a lesson learned the hard way and from that point forward I had to buckle down and make fewer and fewer exceptions. It kind of sucked to tell people that they don't get an exception but that's what you get when you say you don't respect the rules because exceptions are made.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="59 Dano, post: 5238755, member: 23516"] My first SFA, one of the topics of discussion amounted to "Things are a big deal, then they aren't, then they are again." It mostly dealt with hour breaks, but a couple of other things as well. I (and others) had been, I thought, very cooperative in accommodating employee requests (as well as taking lumps from my senior for doing so) and figured it would please everyone. Some people took advantage of it and the overall image it presented was that rules don't matter because we're perceived as making frequent exceptions to them. It was a lesson learned the hard way and from that point forward I had to buckle down and make fewer and fewer exceptions. It kind of sucked to tell people that they don't get an exception but that's what you get when you say you don't respect the rules because exceptions are made. [/QUOTE]
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