Don't Play With Trust And Responsibility
Something happen and I would like to share. This is about something that happen in office. I was back to office on the 3rd day of CNY to solve a production issue. On the 4th day, another issue happen and this time I was not there as I took leave on Wednesday. But on Tuesday I confirm that all servers were ok.
On Thursday when I went into office, I didn't know about the problem as there was no log or anything for me to check. I only knew about the problem much later about 5pm+ and I found it to be shutdown. At that instant moment I power up the system. This system was down since a day before for more than 24hrs and those who work on the 5 shifts just sign off their checklist without actually carrying out their task.
But the underlying issue is this. When you are given a task, do it and do it nicely no matter how much you hate to do it. Honestly I hate to sign forms and my checklist. It is tedious work as I have to make sure all the dates and signature is done nicely. Not only that, I have stacks to sign practically everyday thanks to the nonsense program that they have in our system. But just do it, as it is your job (general to everyone).
On Thursday when I went into office, I didn't know about the problem as there was no log or anything for me to check. I only knew about the problem much later about 5pm+ and I found it to be shutdown. At that instant moment I power up the system. This system was down since a day before for more than 24hrs and those who work on the 5 shifts just sign off their checklist without actually carrying out their task.
But the underlying issue is this. When you are given a task, do it and do it nicely no matter how much you hate to do it. Honestly I hate to sign forms and my checklist. It is tedious work as I have to make sure all the dates and signature is done nicely. Not only that, I have stacks to sign practically everyday thanks to the nonsense program that they have in our system. But just do it, as it is your job (general to everyone).
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