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> My sincere hope is that Recordon isn't afraid to get in trouble. He's extremely good at that. In fact, I can think of few better qualified to push through th
by bkrausz 12y ago
> My sincere hope is that Recordon isn't afraid to get in trouble.
He's extremely good at that. In fact, I can think of few better qualified to push through the BS of bureaucracy than him. That being said, FB is almost certainly easy-mode compared to the government.
- remarkEon 12y agoYeah I can't stress enough that the way to break bureaucracy really is to just ignore it and do something better. Once the bosses see that what you're doing makes more sense or works better, whatever transgressions you committed on the way to the finish line will, generally, be ignored.
- pmorici 12y agoWhile I agree with the approach's effectiveness the risk of doing that in government is high because breaking an official policy can be construed into violating a federal law which could land you in jail. Something as simple as installing software on a government computer w/o permission. At some point you have to ask yourself why taking such a risk is rational.