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This reminds me of one of my first consulting gigs, where someone asked me if I could do "it" where "it" was something I had done before a couple times. Sure,
by georgeecollins 5y ago
This reminds me of one of my first consulting gigs, where someone asked me if I could do "it" where "it" was something I had done before a couple times. Sure, I said. But then I get to the company, spend a few days and see enough to know "it" wasn't the problem at all. A bunch of other things were keeping "it" from happening and they didn't want to change those things. Thank goodness I was consulting and could bow out.
- drewcoo 5y agoI've seen this several times. Management wants to do "it" but isn't sure how to get there. They hire an expert, who determines that management is actually the thing keeping "it" from happening. [cue sad trombone]
- andrekandre 5y ago> management is actually the thing keeping "it" from happening. in the end, its almost always this isn't it...