And perhaps worse than doing nothing - because they do have to occassionally have to justify their role - they need to initiate/be involved in big transformatio

And perhaps worse than doing nothing - because they do have to occassionally have to justify their role - they need to initiate/be involved in big transformational projects every so often. At best these just cost money, at worse they get in the way of the real work. Obviously sometimes you really need these sort of projects - led by people who are truely trying to transform things - the problem is when it's led by people whose sole aim is to look busy by creating busy work for others.