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> Yes, this is just standard bureaucracy and it's Skip's fault, as people are saying. This does not match with my experience. Bureaucracies, like human being,
by cowpig 7y ago
> Yes, this is just standard bureaucracy and it's Skip's fault, as people are saying.
This does not match with my experience.
Bureaucracies, like human being, vary greatly. I was able to incorporate in Colombia at the department of commerce four years ago barely speaking Spanish, in just a couple hours as the bureaucrats there were very helpful.
I've also tanked tens of thousands of dollars on lawyers and spent over a year trying to reconfigure my corporate structure in a way that seems fairly trivial to me in Canada.
The idea that all bureaucracies are inherently evil is a self-fulfilling prophecy imo.
- dennis_jeeves 7y ago>This does not match with my experience. How old are you and how long have you been working?
- dang 7y agoThat's unduly personal. Please don't do that here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- dennis_jeeves 7y agoYes it is and, why not? If anyone ought to give any credibility to what you say on a subject, one needs to know your expertise and experience on the subject. Does that sound that fair enough? And neither of those 2 pieces of information is normally compromise your privacy in any manner. But the fact that you are so sensitive to this question of mine tells me a lot. Basically you are just a kid with little experience in the bid bad world. Why should anyone take you seriously on your experience with bureaucracies when others have an experience to the contrary? (I was hoping that you are someone with experience on making a bureaucracy work consistently in one's favor, other's could use your expertise.)