Bureaucracy On Display

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This video, no, the entire situation, shows how utterly incapable bureaucracy at organizations at effectively handling a situation. This woman was defending herself, and rather than come to her defense, she was fired and blacklisted from further employment, for defending herself.

I learned this while in the Air Force, but entities, after they grow to a certain size, start becoming more concerned with optics and other irrelevant concepts rather than making the best possible decision.

This situation is more evidence these companies do not care about anything other than their bottom line and their image, and that includes the military.

Don't risk anything for these companies, and instead, you should give to them what they give to you, which is just below the required by the law.

They'll try to emotionally manipulate you with buzzwords: 
"Where's your pride?" 
"If you work hard, you'll be rewarded." 

It's all nonsense. The military, the Air Force especially, loves to manipulate the enlisted force with the appeals to pride and integrity, while leadership behaves in the exact opposite.

This video bothers me so much because I've seen so many coworkers in the military give their blood sweat and tears to the mission only to be discarded, their past efforts ignored, and the entire book thrown at them for a silly mistake, while the people who hand out the punishment are guilty of worse crimes, but won't ever get caught because they know how to lie.

Anyway...

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