The Myth of the Open-Door Policy

[@wendyj.d.5613]

This is Sooooooo Spot On... and nowhere is the "Open Door Myth" better utilized than at AMAZON. What's more... in warehouses there are no Doors... just empty st😅anding tables. Is there an office?? Who knew! SOLID GOLD JOE!!

[@aussierippers]

Thanks Joe and Alyssa!

[@BossBetter]

Thank you so much!

[@ziggyflame6988]

I did an open door policy twice and I ended up getting bullied by my regular co workers, team leader and coach/manager. Now I did another one because I’m never allowed to take any of my breaks, yet everyone else gets their breaks.

[@mohamedmasry300]

It's illegal for them to not allow you your break. Gotta report them for that, man.

[@SuperStrykerBoy]

I think people are afraid to speak up in companies. Their fear is lose there jobs over a topic that maybe a boss is doing wrong.

[@BossBetter]

Hi Felix. I can understand what you are saying. However, a manager who creates a safe workplace for their employees allows for a greater degree of communication and input from those employees. A good boss makes all the difference. That's why I do what I do. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.