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44. MISUNDERSTOOD ORDERS
Orders misunderstood by the recipient will not be properly complied with
as the
order was misunderstood. The incorrect or no action following will require
further
traffic to correct.
As an executive, originate clear precise instructions and orders.
As a junior, duplicate the order, and never fail to clarify if you have
mis-
understood.
45. RELAYING AN ORDER IN A CONFUSING MANNER
Communicators and messengers can create Dev-T and foul up actions by
poor
relay of information.
46. CLEANING CLEANS
Doing something that is already done or ordering something to be done
already
done.
47. REPEATED TRAFFIC
The same traffic repeated to the same executive is Dev-T. Often takes
the form of
information or compliance reported by telex and then the same information
being sent
by despatch. There are times when a telex is followed by a more lengthy
despatch or
report, but this should only occur when extra information is really needed.
48. FAILURE TO WEAR YOUR HAT
A person on one post not doing that post but doing every other post
creates
endless Dev-T, all despatches and origins being off-origin and he covering
the hole of
his own post.
The person himself is the Dev-T.
49. UNUSUAL SOLUTIONS
Requests for authority to depart from the usual are dangerous when
okayed as
they then set up areas of difference and cause policy to wander and misfit
at the joints.
Juniors who propose unusual solutions generally don't know the policy or
orders
anyway.
The proper thing to do is order a checkout on the appropriate policy.
50. REMOVING PARTICLES OFF THE LINE
Apart from being a serious offense, taking comm particles off another's
desk or
out of their In Basket or off the comm lines causes Dev-T, and lost time in
searching
for the missing particles and can sabotage projects or actions, vital data
being missing.
51. SLOW COMM LINES
Despatches held up on lines cause other despatches to be originated
about the
same subject, causing Dev-T to both sender and recipient.
The power of an organization is directly proportional to its speed of
particle flow
(letters, despatches, telexes, bodies).
Ken Delderfield
LRH Comm Aide CS-7
for
L. RON HUBBARD
Founder
LRH:KD:ldm.ei.rd
Copyright ©1969
by L. RonHubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED