Contrary to what the experts were saying

The economic impact of coronaviruses is broad, affecting everything from small businesses to large airlines.
President Trump has praised the United States’ strong economic strength for several years, but acknowledged on Monday that the economy could be heading for a “recession.” But Trump said: we are not thinking from a recession perspective, but from a virus infection perspective.

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• • • He does not know the details,
    • There is a word we often hear

Well, nobody wants to take responsibility for the loss. Therefore, the person in charge is usually paid executive compensation and various benefits. If you’re in a position to receive benefits, you’ll be convinced that you will always be forced to take some responsibility.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 3,000 points, but Trump said the market would recover on its own. He has approved a coronavirus bill that targets more workers to paid leave. The bill, which has not yet been deliberated in the Senate, will provide paid sick leave to businesses with less than 500 employees.
President Trump also said he disagrees with chiefs such as the Oklahoma Governor who have stated that people go out despite government warnings.

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He does not know the details,

but said that such a recommendation was contrary to what the experts were saying.

He said: Once the viral infection subsides, you will see a tremendous and incredible recovery.

So, who should take responsibility? It is the representative of the organization. It is contradictory that there are non-flat individuals in a flat mechanism that determines policies through discussions. But in reality, that’s what you can’t rule out. With that in mind, a flat organization doesn’t really exist. An organization is just a group of individuals to take responsibility.
He also said the government would provide 100% support for airlines with well over 500 employees. On Monday, the aviation industry demanded $ 25 billion in direct assistance and $ 25 billion in loans from the government.

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There is a word we often hear

when someone does something, fails, and causes damage to the organization they belong to. That was, “I did it because I was instructed.” In other words, it’s the theory that the person who gave the instructions is responsible for the damage.
Certainly, those who must receive and execute instructions do something only because they obey the instructions. But should responsibility for the loss be taken only by the person who issued the instructions? Does the person who did it directly need not take responsibility?
In other words, even if you follow the instructions, shouldn’t the implementor take some of the responsibilities if you could reasonably assume that doing so would result in a loss? I did it because I was instructed. But who embodies the words of instruction?
Organizations make decisions through discussions among multiple people. However, the organization itself does not take responsibility when problems arise. It is someone in the organization who takes responsibility. In other words, an organization is a system that moves beyond the individual but leaves the responsibility to the individual.
Asked how he would evaluate the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, Trump replied: I rate 10 points. I think we did a great job.

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