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	<title>Comments on: Older employees’ better coping skills mean better engagement</title>
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		<title>By: tramky</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[More Pollyanna stuff from the workplace consultants.  Businesses don&#039;t operate that way.  They want it cheap &amp; they want it now.  And if they can&#039;t have it now, they want it cheap in any case.

Training?  A thing of the past.  It&#039;s too expensive.  Hire the precise skills you need and forget the rest.  Training?  It&#039;s too complicated, too costly, and the people leave this dump after we train &#039;em.  

Development opportunities. You mean where you are loaded with more skillsets, more responsibility for the same pay and no promotion.  Oh, that.

The supervisor is only trying to support himself and hang on, by his/her fingernails, to the position.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>More Pollyanna stuff from the workplace consultants.  Businesses don&#8217;t operate that way.  They want it cheap &amp; they want it now.  And if they can&#8217;t have it now, they want it cheap in any case.</p>
<p>Training?  A thing of the past.  It&#8217;s too expensive.  Hire the precise skills you need and forget the rest.  Training?  It&#8217;s too complicated, too costly, and the people leave this dump after we train &#8216;em.  </p>
<p>Development opportunities. You mean where you are loaded with more skillsets, more responsibility for the same pay and no promotion.  Oh, that.</p>
<p>The supervisor is only trying to support himself and hang on, by his/her fingernails, to the position.</p>
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