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original PM replied

6 September 2010, 12:25
its what you have to do to get anything done because your pointless tulip kicker of a boss only has the job because they are best mates with their boss
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scooterscot replied

6 September 2010, 09:17
What does that even mean?

Clearly that talk is truly above my pay scale.
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Mustang started a topic Managing upwards?

6 September 2010, 09:01
Managing upwards?

Why is everyone in the NHS more interested in managing upwards? Is this true of all public sector?

I understand that smart employees do this to a degree but shouldn't it be in moderation and balanced with the focus of managing downwards? Why does all this tulip exist?

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