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No, but it’s not a ”government” problem per se, is what I’m saying. I stated this to highlight the difference in goals of a democratic government and a private
by jordanbeiber 6y ago
No, but it’s not a ”government” problem per se, is what I’m saying.
I stated this to highlight the difference in goals of a democratic government and a private company - seeing as pensions got mentioned.
It is a ”governance” org type problem, sure, but this is prevalent in any big company.
Still sucks though.
- stale2002 6y ago> but it’s not a ”government” problem per se Sure it is. Because the non government solution is apparently working a lot better in this specific circumstance. So yes, the blame falls squarely on the government for this specific situation.
- jordanbeiber 6y agoNot sure you’ve set foot at big co IT departments? This is a “project as delivery & governance model” issue. We can blame them for using such a model, yes, but the situation is not much better at most non-tech companies of moderate size.