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[featherynscale]

The company I work for has engaged an organizational development consultant to help work out its performance and management issues. Having spent most of the day yesterday meeting with said consultant and going over said consultant's materials, I have determined that I have missed my career calling. This woman is making upwards of $25,000 from us, and has left us with a training manual that is fairly content-sparse and shows that her understanding of her own testing instruments is not very good.

Heh. Maybe in my copious free time, I'll write a corporate development book... Then Nine Fires can publish it, and I can quit this gig and instead, wander around and tell people what to do. Hehe.

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[teross50.livejournal.com]

The thing I liked about watching the efficiencymanagement engineering consultants coming was even the good ones who left great outlines The companies wree never really willing to change beyond a mere comfort level and the consultant got paid megabucks The company just used the consultant to show See we are open to change and communication Ya it is a great bullshit market Hook up with saffronhare and have fionnabhr write the book and there ya go a new enterprise very very profitable Some companies might actually use your suggestions even LOL