"Paradox of Management"
Walking through the
hallways of history, the magnificent walls seemed to be narrating the stories
of its greatness. Along a gentleman, I foot in the door, I was welcomed with a
gush of gashing words; I swallowed them. Later on, the rain of humiliation
started, I rescued myself with an umbrella of the membrane of an open heart.
Then, I was panned to the limit that I ran out and spent some moments of realization
of the intensity of the matter and the reaction to it. I stepped in again, bewildered
and feeling as if I was breathing in a world unreal or of the world of witch of
agnesi, but I was living in a world of humans of a different kind that I never
experienced. So, I took the challenge.
Now, maybe the person
guessed the storms of confusion in my head. Which is why, a sermon was
delivered to me. "Alright, that's fine," I said to myself and tried
to stretch the strings of patience to the last limit I knew. Though, after a
crisp of time I felt breathless and my heart pounding, yelling and screaming
for a way out; I slightly tried to show. Thus, I was told that it was just a
reaction of a depression that someone had and the flu was cleaned over me! “Oh
what”, I asked myself and tried to make the situation understandable for me, “the
depression and the reaction over me?" I couldn't believe the time I was
living in. Consequently, I asked God for mercy.
Afterwards, I was
tested and evaluated, jumbled up in my own words; ENGAGED for the reasons I
didn't know. Even the two gentlemen sitting by the side got confused and
exchanged smiles. After watching them grim over me, I wanted to bang my head
over the desk in front or run out and never come back.
In the end I was told, “It
was all 'The Paradox of Management' ", I looked up, "Oh
Lord! You must be kidding me, I asked for mercy! Is that so....?" Flowing
in the river of paradox of management, I was chanting the chores of my burial
in the graveyard of insult; I had never imagined before those gentlemen that I
used to call my seniors and the man I never knew.
Now, the tone was
apologetic and friendly but I didn't need it, at this point; it was of no use.
"To bring the best out of you, you should be treated with worst, to bring
the finest of you; you should tolerate the ebb of dis." Those were the
conclusive words I heard. I walked out with the theory of "Paradox of
Management", being experimented upon. "I shall never forget this
'Paradox of Management'", I told myself as I walked back in the same
hallways I came through, yet the stories were different that I heard from the
walls this time.
Before, I strode the last stair; I looked back
and said, "No! This time, you used this 'Paradox of Management', theory
over the wrong person at the wrong time; your management of your paradox was
wrong. Not all are the same and not all theories turn up to become laws."
I walked out with an experience I shall remember.
The reason, for which I
was put into the situation, was never actually fulfilled and it never worked; though, I still ask myself of, "Why did I go through all that when it never
had to happen?” Everything was out of my mind and my head kept asking questions
like, “Do they put everyone in the same situation without even thinking about
the results? No…, maybe I’m too sensitive for all this. Well, I don’t know.” I
kept talking about whatever just happened to my own self. With the questions in
my head, I walked towards my car and was taken away from the place towards my
home with my head filled with many mysterious things; I still try to figure
out.
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