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right|thumb|200x200px|A management that is rigid and distant from its employees can cause Efficiency|inefficiencies that lead to incompetence
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right|thumb|200x200px|A management that is rigid and distant from its employees can cause Efficiency|inefficiencies that lead to incompetence
Incompetence is the inability to perform expected tasks or duties. More generally, it is a term that indicates the ineffectiveness of a subject or system in relation to its universe. It can have several meanings: social, economic, systemic and even in nature. It is the opposite of competence which is being skilled or capable of something, or the opposite of the concept of competitiveness.
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