rubricophilic

the rubricophilic manager insisted on filing every document in its designated category, even for urgent matters.

her rubricophilic tendencies became evident when she created elaborate spreadsheets to track her book collection.

the rubricophilic approach to education stifled creativity and discouraged independent thinking among students.

his rubricophilic personality made it difficult for him to adapt to the flexible startup environment.

the rubricophilic culture of the company required multiple approvals for even minor expenses.

government agencies are often criticized for their rubricophilic systems that prioritize procedure over results.

the rubricophilic workplace demands precise adherence to dress codes and meeting protocols.

a rubricophilic mindset can prevent organizations from responding quickly to changing market conditions.

teachers should balance structure with flexibility to avoid becoming too rubricophilic in their teaching methods.

the rubricophilic practice of excessive documentation has become a significant burden on healthcare professionals.

some administrators are so rubricophilic that they cannot make decisions without consulting the rulebook.

the rubricophilic bureaucracy frustrated citizens who simply wanted efficient service.

her rubricophilic organization system meant everything had a place, but finding anything took forever.

the rubricophilic attitude toward compliance ensured the company met all regulatory requirements.

while some structure is beneficial, an overly rubricophilic approach can lead to bureaucratic inefficiency.