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I worked on a project at a bank that started insignificant, and became significant and the loss of quality and the increase in waste was phenomenal. It is grea
by artsrc 16y ago
I worked on a project at a bank that started insignificant, and became significant and the loss of quality and the increase in waste was phenomenal.
It is great perceived importance that makes a boondoggle.
A few employees, government or otherwise, doing a project of no great significance, will not waste much.
- ergo98 16y agoI'm not quite following, however the projects I am talking about have pissed away hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars. That is what makes them significant.
- artsrc 16y agoIf people did not consider those projects in significant in some way other than costing millions of dollars, they would cancel them. Being insignificant creates a need of efficiency.