There's nothing quite like an extremely boring all hands where the middle management absolutely fall over themselves to applaud the big cheese, having dryly ann

There's nothing quite like an extremely boring all hands where the middle management absolutely fall over themselves to applaud the big cheese, having dryly announced average performance last quarter, in as over the top a manner as they seem to be able to muster. For those of us less invested in the corporate hierarchy, watching these cult moments slip through is uncomfortable at the best of times.