1. Wait Out the Storm
When you are stuck between a rock and a hard place, or when both main options available to you
seem to be more negative than positive, then you might want to consider waiting out the storm
and seeing what will come of the situation.
Now, if you are anything like the author, you may really find yourself wanting to do something
about the problem you have. You may be one of those people who prefer action to just sitting
around and letting the world happen to you, rather than you happening to the world.
Well, if you are stuck with two bad options, then the best third option may be to wait it out. Yes,
you will have to resist the urge to jump in and start fixing things, much like the author has to do
on a fairly regular basis, but you will succeed. As one of my friends said recently, “Eventually,
someone will make a mistake in their story or a weakness in the structure will be revealed, and
then you can make a decision.” That’s a pretty good point to make, and it all has to do with
understanding that time tends to reveal evidence which the present may not be able to yield just
yet.
Fortunately, you are in no such position when you use drug test equipment from CMM
Technology. We have reliable equipment which you can count on, and that means that you can
make decisions regarding your workers and their employment status (or their personal report
status) which are based upon facts, and not about any potential doubt in the reliability of your
screening tests. That is not a position that you should ever be in, and CMM Technology is
devoted to bringing you high quality drug test kits and personal breathalyser devices, and we are
even NATA accredited for our recalibration services. Now that is something to truly depend on.
Yes, there will be situations regarding your employees where the option is to let time reveal new
information. However, when it comes to employee drug testing, you should be able to depend
upon equipment.
This article has been taken from: http://www.cmm.com.au/articles/wait-out-the-storm/