Audit Culture and Appearance vs Reality Over Real Work

In a neoliberal society driven by the expansion of capital, companies may prioritize activities that enhance the bottom line on financial sheets but ultimately lead to a decrease in employee well-being and the quality of their products or services. This focus on capital expansion can cultivate an audit culture where employees prioritize demonstrating work over actually producing quality results. Employees who excel at presenting their activities in meetings may not be delivering substantial work but are adept at showcasing perceived productivity. This emphasis on performance metrics over genuine output characterizes the prevailing neoliberal ethos, where the appearance of work often takes precedence over tangible achievements.