Crew Quarters

U-Dog · 04-28-06, 12:39 AM

Sailor Steve said" What I'm trying to say is, each compartment ran fine without any officers around. The officer's job is to make sure everything is operating normally and tell those under him when they're not doing thier jobs. Even then, it's the enlisted men who do all the work and even the lowest ones usually know more about the actual running of the equipment than any of the officers.

A qualified officer should make the compartment run better, but most of the time it should run fine without him. He should only be needed for emergencies."

Think I'm gonna substitute Manager for officer and take this to work.

'cept somtimes I think Managers simply lower efficiency.... :hmm:

most the time actually. :rotfl:

04-28-06, 12:39 AM	#7
U-Dog Torpedoman Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 111 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Sailor Steve said" What I'm trying to say is, each compartment ran fine without any officers around. The officer's job is to make sure everything is operating normally and tell those under him when they're not doing thier jobs. Even then, it's the enlisted men who do all the work and even the lowest ones usually know more about the actual running of the equipment than any of the officers. A qualified officer should make the compartment run better, but most of the time it should run fine without him. He should only be needed for emergencies." Think I'm gonna substitute Manager for officer and take this to work. 'cept somtimes I think Managers simply lower efficiency.... :hmm: most the time actually. :rotfl: