Discipline is not necessarily following rules!!! Sounds a bit weird! Is indiscipline then necessarily not following rules? Consider this - When I was still in my Alma mater, we had a teacher who was never comfortable with the ultra formal wear made necessary as an office wear. He used to be in his Safari suit or wear his shirt untucked. However I can vouch for anything that he was perhaps the best teacher we had. He was an excellent researcher as well. Everyone thought that he was a bit eccentric considering that he would turn-up to work in his lab at odd hours. But he was unmatched when it came to his knowledge and teachings. In short, his attire or choice of working hours had no implications whatsoever on his effectiveness. There were others all decked-up but much ado about nothing really to do is a waste at the end of the day, isn't it? In contrast, in an organization where people are customer-facing and where image-building is a part of organizational strategy, lik...
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