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In a 3rd world country, the political leadership would simply jail bureaucrats You have a sweet understanding of third world countries. In a third world count
by emilsedgh 11y ago
In a 3rd world country, the political leadership would simply jail bureaucrats
You have a sweet understanding of third world countries.
In a third world country (at least the one I live in) all projects have the same fate. That's the default path a project takes.
And that's not due to mismanagement but corruption.
Edit: Spelling mistake.
- ptaipale 11y agoI had "parse error", but with faith I suppose you mean fate? Well, I was painting with a broad brush, of course. Sorry about that. There are many very different 3rd world countries. Botswana is different from Zimbabwe even if it is not that far away, but generally, in the 3rd world, you can expect delays and that things are mañana or insha'allah. And many countries have autocratic leaders who wouldn't put up with fire regulations delaying an important project. Yes, it might be acceptable that the project is delayed because the material for runway pavement was used to build the road to El Presidente's summer house so he can get there when he wants to avoid Scorchio. But it wouldn't be acceptable that he doesn't get to cut the tape in an opening ceremony because some stupid says the smoke eviction ducts in the terminal are built wrong.
- emilsedgh 11y agoYes. Sorry, fate is the correct word. I will correct my post now.