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Does the level of perceived unfairness impact the outcome a great deal?

Or is it a binary yes/no answer, the scale is irrelevant.

Asked by John Wilkes on September 26th, 2011 @ 3:01 a.m.
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The simple answer is binary - and a yes. The main thing with management, like being a parent, is consistency. If you bend the rules for one person for a special case people expect you to do it for other things and you'll be seen as unfair.
Within this there will obviously be differing levels, but the main thing is not to get this fair. By holding a consistent line it becomes irrelevant if people see you as nice or not because they know what they are getting.
Just look at politicians who flip flop - no matter what your position inconsistencies mean trouble.
Answered by Alex Capsi on October 6th, 2011 @ 6:12 p.m.