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The article is mystifyingly optimistic about the prospects for the reform of government. Only lawyers can resist reform better than government employees. And th
by barking 8y ago
The article is mystifyingly optimistic about the prospects for the reform of government. Only lawyers can resist reform better than government employees.
And then there's the digital revolution in government. If examples elsewhere are a guide, there's huge potential there for a screw up as well.
Although I have heard that Estonia has managed it well. Maybe it should be them rather than the French they should be getting advice from?
- intended 8y agoYup. I’m of the belief that there is something which can be counted as “too much” change - change beyond the capacity of the system to absorb. So when the gears go out of sync, the real world just finds ways to pretend to match the requirements - keeping the change drivers happy- while going on with life as close to normal as possible.