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Actually it's a filter, keeping those away from doing business who aren't able to handle little annoyances. I often hear people complain about (German) bureaucr
by jk4930 13y ago
Actually it's a filter, keeping those away from doing business who aren't able to handle little annoyances.
I often hear people complain about (German) bureaucrazy and funding difficulties and they say "I just want to do X". But the bitter truth is: If one isn't able to overcome those barriers, they'll probably won't handle their business at all if they can't manage the many little annoyances that don't have to do with X but will occur while doing business.
At first my answer was meant to be a joke, but the longer I think about it... :)
The good news are: Since you seem to be able to manage those barriers, you're fine and can care about doing X.
- cLeEOGPw 13y agoThe market should decide if the person can or can not handle his business, not some artificial barriers. What do they achieve exactly? This filtering is pointless and prove nothing. It's like giving a crossword when hiring a factory worker - if you are unable to solve the crossword, you might be unable to handle minor annoyances in the factory.
- jk4930 13y agoC'mon, I somehow have to put a higher meaning into those barriers. I've to rationalize the pain, it's a coping mechanism. :)