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{{a|buzz|}}An expression redolent of the good old days of the Wild West where life was a frontier, men were real men and lampposts were nervous etc. | |||
These days your ring of wagons will twist back on themselves in some kind of pan-dimensional [[Mobius loop]] comprising the ring of [[Circle of escalation|escalatees]] to which you will [[reach around]] to diffuse responsibility for a hard or confusing decision, responsibility for which will quickly resolve back to you courtesy of the equal and opposite centripetal force of [[delegation]]. | These days your ring of wagons will twist back on themselves in some kind of pan-dimensional [[Mobius loop]] comprising the ring of [[Circle of escalation|escalatees]] to which you will [[reach around]] to diffuse responsibility for a hard or confusing decision, responsibility for which will quickly resolve back to you courtesy of the equal and opposite centripetal force of [[delegation]]. | ||
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It is so dispiriting that you will eventually find yourself around a camp-fire singing the [[middle management blues]]. | It is so dispiriting that you will eventually find yourself around a camp-fire singing the [[middle management blues]]. | ||
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*[[Circle of escalation]] | *[[Circle of escalation]] | ||
*[[Circle of delegation]] | *[[Circle of delegation]] | ||
*[[Middle management blues]] | *[[Middle management blues]] | ||
*[[Mobius loop]] | *[[Mobius loop]] | ||
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An expression redolent of the good old days of the Wild West where life was a frontier, men were real men and lampposts were nervous etc.
These days your ring of wagons will twist back on themselves in some kind of pan-dimensional Mobius loop comprising the ring of escalatees to which you will reach around to diffuse responsibility for a hard or confusing decision, responsibility for which will quickly resolve back to you courtesy of the equal and opposite centripetal force of delegation.
It is so dispiriting that you will eventually find yourself around a camp-fire singing the middle management blues.