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That's the ideal situation, but anybody that has worked in the public sector can tell you the outcome. You'd have an office full of incompetent people that are
by hanniabu 6y ago
That's the ideal situation, but anybody that has worked in the public sector can tell you the outcome. You'd have an office full of incompetent people that are making $150k/yr just because they're a friend or relative of someone. That's a really big problem in government and there's no simple solution here. Even if you started doing background checks and not allowing partners/relatives of current employees to be hired, they would just get picked up as favors by other districts. A sort of friend hiring exchange program if you will.
- untog 6y agoIt’s not like that doesn’t happen in the private sector as well, though. Literally can’t count the number of top execs you see parachuted into top jobs because they’re friends with the CEO.