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There's a reason procurement decisions like this are delegated to career civil servants - they have much fewer valid excuses to be socializing with vendors. Co
by azernik 10y ago
There's a reason procurement decisions like this are delegated to career civil servants - they have much fewer valid excuses to be socializing with vendors.
Corruption in this context usually instead takes the form of job offers post-retirement; and that's usually most common in military procurement, where early retirement from public service is the norm.
- ryacko 10y agothis is why that lobbyists and bureaucrats go through a revolving door they go from government to private sector to government again like Comey
- syshum 10y ago>There's a reason procurement decisions like this are delegated to career civil servants - they have much fewer valid excuses to be socializing with vendors. This is simply false. Regular Capture and the revolving door are rampant at telecommunications companies