OccamsRazor
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So... burn the house down and then worry about building it back.. later. Got it!And if the problem is so huge and involves the whole system, that's exactly what you have to do.
So... burn the house down and then worry about building it back.. later. Got it!And if the problem is so huge and involves the whole system, that's exactly what you have to do.
So... burn the house down and then worry about building it back.. later. Got it!
He thinks he’s the only one whose ox is being gored.Do you understand you're hysterical and over the edge? Or can you not see yourself?
Not being hysterical. Just summarizing the ideals that are on display. If I am wrong, then by all means.. please explain in detail how this is actually different than what I explained or summarized.Do you understand you're hysterical and over the edge? Or can you not see yourself?
Yup, we've done that a couple times over the years.That thought process is akin to having plumbing issues in your home and, instead of identifying each problem individually and fixing them one-by-one.... you rip out all of the plumbing and start over.
Meanwhile, you get to have no water to drink and you get to sh!t in a bucket for the next few weeks while its being repaired.
Not the best strategy but, I am aware that you won't be convinced that there are possibly better ways to go about it so...
You must have a head full of bubble wrap, layoffs should never be done piecemeal. You unsheathe the blade make the cuts then assess whether they obtain the desired result, you never want to have a second round, a few too many can be corrected easily.Funny you say this... It is verbatim publicity speak for how this is getting done. I thought we were independent thinkers and not consuming the media speak...
To limit the potential of how this could have been executed by saying "there was no other way" is asinine. There are PLENTY of better or alternative ways to go about it.
As for your reasoning to WHY it was not done before, well.. that is because there was no real WILL to get it done. Until now.
Like I said, I think the WILL is there and it should be done... just in a better way.
Such as?There were PLENTY of smarter ways to trim the fat and eliminate unproductive and unneeded workers.
Then, please, by all means put out a detailed explanation of how you would accomplish the mission step-by-step.Not being hysterical. Just summarizing the ideals that are on display. If I am wrong, then by all means.. please explain in detail how this is actually different than what I explained or summarized.
Or will it be another in a long line of replies to the tune of "I don't have the time to explain what I think or know.. just enough time to tell you that you are wrong."![]()
Its no different than being the HR lady in a glass bottle factory that lost one of its two kilns. 50% of the workforce is leaving within a few days.Considering Trump has (maybe) two years to get the size of the fed under control, ax and chainsaw are appropriate.
And make sure that he runs it through the legal and HR departments.Then, please, by all means put out a detailed explanation of how you would accomplish the mission step-by-step.
Well, ok... I will start. Hopefully I will get the same from the challengers...Such as?
And what if some of the retiree age personnel are the high performers? That seems like a poor way of doing things.Well, ok... I will start. Hopefully I will get the same from the challengers...
First... Retire ALL employees that are retirement eligible. LOTS of folks "hanging around" that are eligible.
Second... Target underperformers. Any employee that is not performing to spec...
Third... Target redundancy areas. All across the board starting with management. 3 SES performing the job of 1, high level GS employees doing the jobs that only a few need to do. Work your way down.
A good start and sure to lower the body count.
So.. will I get my explanation now?![]()
Dreams really do come true!!!Let the DC downsizing begin.
There's a bill in Congress to make DC a ward of the country like it's supposed to be and not have Mayors and City Councils to steal all the money and go get drunk. That's another thing Democrats have let get out of control.
Do you understand you're hysterical and over the edge? Or can you not see yourself?
Well if you didn't seduce with that tight ass and sexy walk............the same troll that is obsessed with me
Sounds reasonable for starters.Well, ok... I will start. Hopefully I will get the same from the challengers...
First... Retire ALL employees that are retirement eligible. LOTS of folks "hanging around" that are eligible.
Second... Target underperformers. Any employee that is not performing to spec...
Third... Target redundancy areas. All across the board starting with management. 3 SES performing the job of 1, high level GS employees doing the jobs that only a few need to do. Work your way down.
A good start and sure to lower the body count.
So.. will I get my explanation now?![]()
If they simply gave supervisors the power to more easily fire someone.And that exact kind of thinking is exactly why it hasn’t been done in the last three attempts. Always some reason why it’s not the right way.
All the hand ringing over “careful consideration” or “studying the workforce requirements” and other bullshit reasons to throw the brakes on things…
Take a chainsaw to it.
it won’t actually happen any other way.