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To: Wings-n-Wind

From my perspective, the lower rung public sector employees actually do a good job, work hard and try to do the right thing.

That said, once we get into middle and upper management levels (layered bureauacrcy) or at the senior level of those considered “subject experts”, the law of inertia takes over, things at rest tend to stay at rest unless affected by some other force. Except for the military, there is no force multiplier effect in the civilian public sector, in fact, it is the one area where more is less.


5 posted on 07/13/2012 6:42:01 AM PDT by Mouton (Voting is an opiate of the electorate. Nothing changes no matter who wins..)
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To: Mouton

wow, that’s not my experience at all. lower rung public sector employees that I’ve dealt with are generally worthless quota hire/AA types, whose attitudes would not be tolerated in the private sector.


8 posted on 07/13/2012 6:53:28 AM PDT by Jeff Vader
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Rules for Bureaucrats:

1. Build your own insular empire with many layers of staff and underlings

14 posted on 07/13/2012 7:32:59 AM PDT by Wings-n-Wind (The main things are the plain things!)
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