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Cause I’ve got nothing nice to say.
With absolutely no feedback for TAE,
Associate
Please stop with the TAE crap. Today, there was a session in which the instructor was repeatedly asking what debt and equity means, there were hundreds of people on the call and not one person answered. Do you really think we are listening? Do you think the pressure and timelines for our deliverables are such that we can listen? TAE is a waste of time and money for the firm.
Lukewarm regards,
Associate
People cheat. This system is extremely flawed and only rewards "attending" sessions and "scoring" right to get the useless TAPs. have you considered the possibility that people are sitting around in groups and doing these tests together? none of us are learning anything from KM, except the best way to evade this crap. if you're actually giving us marks and treating us like children, might as well do it such that people can't cheat. All the current system does is maintain appearances of knowledge management.
Also, if we are on leave, don't make us jump through 3000 hoops to get the TAPs.
Sincerely,
Associate