Gaming the system
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Gaming the system means using the rules, policies and procedures of a system against itself for purposes outside what these rules were intended for.[1] This often means using systems for personal gain that were intended to serve an organization's interests. According to James Rieley, structures in organisations (both explicit and implicit policies and procedures, stated goals, and mental models) drive behaviours that are detrimental to long-term organisational success.[2]
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- ^ Gaming the system - Wikitruth
- ^ James Rieley (Apr 2001). Gaming the System: how to stop playing the organisational game and start playing the competitive game. ISBN 9780273654193.
