Hi Marco-
I think we've found part of "Fun" in having folks from around the production world here in the Booth - the wide variety of requirements, standards, and "practices" that probably make sense locally but those from afar go "uh.. say WHAT?"
Time for a shameless
plug for an author who presents at a
safety conference I work... Dr. Tony Kern. He's a pilot, administrator, trainer and author that addresses human factors, professionalism and ethics in the workplace (mostly aviation, but much of what he presents transfers to other occupations). He's got several books but the 2 I recommend are "Blue Threat: Why to Err is Inhuman" and "Going Pro: The Deliberate Practice of Professionalism".
We shouldn't be doing things only because they are required, nor stopping at some
point because nothing further is *required* of our professionalism. "Good enough" should not be part of our professional vocabulary.