does classifying people according to their abilities a good thing or does it promote discrimination in the workplace? What are your thoughts about this?

That’s a trick question because it’s for the workplace so it’s kind of different, because you shouldn’t think of a person greater than or less than someone else based on their abilities because that’s just messed up and everyone has their own talents and it’s normal if other people don’t. I think I would say it promotes discrimination because that would cause people to become cocky because “they can do more than someone else” like no that’s not right, when they first got to the moon J.F. Kennedy (the president at the time) met a janitor who was carrying a broom down the hallway. Kennedy asked him what he was doing and he replied “well, I’m helping put the man on the moon” I personally LOVE that, because most people think they have to be on the front lines to be helping, but nope that’s not how it works, think of a talk show, the celebrities and the host aren’t the only one of the show, there has to be a camera man, a staff and so much more for the show to run smoothly. No one should be classified based on there abilities because at the end of the day it really doesn’t matter, your still helping the big picture. This is kinda long lol and I know I started w saying it’s a trick question but I don’t think it’s anymore

Well i could construct a master piece but it will cost you a significant amount of cash that i prupose you wouldn't have