Question Corner Alternative Uses

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Patrol 1st

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As previously noted the question corner is useless for the purpose of actually having questions answered. As far as I see it, the best use for it is paper-terrorism. Flood it with the same questions, flood it with useless questions (like questions about chef salads, I guess), and flood it with pointed/leading questions to point the deputies reading them in the right direction. Flood the boxes.
Someone printed off a few pages on their car printer as one long piece of paper and the next week lieutenants were asking around about it. Of course they couldn’t ask who did it but “I just want to know how it fit in there” was asked by two district 5 lieutenants at different roll calls.
If it’s going to be useless for answering questions, you might as well find an alternate use.
 
That’s the problem, we 100% need to meet the expectations from the top down, stats, stats, stats. Work short handed and be underpaid, get those reports in on time! The expectations from the bottom up go ignored, because they don’t care. They aren’t going to do anything, even the littlest things to make anything better. They wear their polos and 511’s, drive their 100k vehicles wherever they want, and get actual raises not stipends. It’ll be interesting to see how long they actually keep the question corner.
 
Patrol 1st said:
As previously noted the question corner is useless for the purpose of actually having questions answered. As far as I see it, the best use for it is paper-terrorism. Flood it with the same questions, flood it with useless questions (like questions about chef salads, I guess), and flood it with pointed/leading questions to point the deputies reading them in the right direction. Flood the boxes.
Someone printed off a few pages on their car printer as one long piece of paper and the next week lieutenants were asking around about it. Of course they couldn’t ask who did it but “I just want to know how it fit in there” was asked by two district 5 lieutenants at different roll calls.
If it’s going to be useless for answering questions, you might as well find an alternate use.
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Of course district 5 lieutenants. The most corrupt
 
You can see that in the basics of how D5 has been run. How many captains and majors have been fast tracked and or promoted out of D5? Which district harassed their deputies for stats the most? Which district is the busiest and yet the most short handed on top of that?

“Don’t worry Colonel or Chief! My platoons may be short handed but we are the best! They can handle it!” Please promote me next! My deputies have been working very hard getting stats to get me promoted.
 
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