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Much Bobs = short-term bottom-line looks cheaper. Board pays itself large bonus and is happy, shareholders eventually become unhappy, Bob is useless. Contractors eventually drafted in to fix bob-a-job mess; contractors are happy.Originally posted by tractor View Post
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I also think that this promotion of BoBs and complaints about shortages of skilled IT workers in the UK is nothing more but a cheap propaganda targeted at people with remote view of the actual operations of the bank.Much Bobs = cheaper. Board is happy, shareholders is happy, Bob is happy.
What does surprise me is that the inevitable nuclear accident has not yet happened.
Not sure who is standing behind this - the likes of R*n Ta* would be the obvious candidates but who knows who else is involved in this sham.
Blatant massaging of the benefit realization analysis will be the last step in this charade.
IMO, when the inevitable nuclear accident happens, the people whose decisions led to the advent of BoBs in the UK will be rich and retired in Caribbean.Last edited by mos; 20 March 2012, 12:34.If UKIP are the answer, then it must have been a very stupid question.Comment
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Precisely, I spent some time on a multi year programme once where the PM changed every 6 months, so did the programme direction and by the time anything could possibly fail, it had been binned and the focus was on the next workstream.Originally posted by mos View PostI also think that this promotion of BoBs and complaints about shortages of skilled IT workers in the UK is nothing more but a cheap propaganda targeted at people with remote view of the actual operations of the bank.
Not sure who is standing behind this - the likes of R*n Ta* would be the obvious candidates but who knows who else is involved in this sham.
Blatant massaging of the benefit realization analysis will be the last step in this charade.
IMO, when the inevitable nuclear accident happens, the people whose decisions led to the advent of BoBs in the UK will be rich and retired in Caribbean.
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Shareholders eventually become the tax paying public.Originally posted by nomadd View PostMuch Bobs = short-term bottom-line looks cheaper. Board pays itself large bonus and is happy, shareholders eventually become unhappy, Bob is useless. Contractors eventually drafted in to fix bob-a-job mess; contractors are happy.
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Tax-paying public?Originally posted by tractor View Post
Why should you care - you're a tax-dodging contractor, aren't you?
Mucho-mucho fixedness for you!
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I guess you saw through me....but atm I appear to be a contract dodger and have been for some while grrrOriginally posted by nomadd View PostTax-paying public?
Why should you care - you're a tax-dodging contractor, aren't you?
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If you count credit card details being sold for as little as 2p by bank staff it already hasOriginally posted by tractor View PostDoing the needful since 1827Comment
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There appears to be an 'N' missing from the thread title...When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Finally got rid of you eh? Took their time finding you out?Originally posted by TestMangler View PostComment
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