Paul Bennet wrote:
I've since been charged with forming a project group with a
represntative of every business group in the Ministry and
running the project via the group with everyone getting to
pitch in their 10c worth.
My #1 suggestion is to take pains to narrowly guide the process. For
Fantastic responses everyone - even those playing Devil's advocate :)
Much appreciated.
Paul
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On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:56:39 Paul Bennett wrote:
I'm an employee, not a contractor.
Meetings + politics - development == pain
I am incredulous.
Go to work, take the money and go home.
If you want to 'do development' find another job. Then of course, when the
project is finished you are out
On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:13:17 Paul Bennett wrote:
I understand if my ethos collides with yours, or even perhaps with a
perceptions of the public sector in general that may not be 100% correct.
Well of course it collides.
I am in the private sector where the focus is on getting the job done
Hi Paul,
As a taxpayer I am very glad there are people like you in the public
sector. Keep up the good work and don't let the processes grind you down!
All the best, Grant
Paul Bennett wrote:
Thanks for the feedback Michael,
Perhaps I didn't make myself clear enough.
It's not just
