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{{a|devil|}}Of all the hornèd handmaidens of the Man, pity most the change manager. No task is more Sisyphean, to cause more hopeless, not ambition more forlorn, than that of the consultant brought in to cajole the old lags on a [[transformational journey]].
{{a|devil|}}Of all the hornèd handmaidens of ''The Man'', pity most the change manager. No task is more Sisyphean, no cause more hopeless, no ambition more wretched, no sense of self-worth more forlorn than that of a consultant brought in to persuade the old lags to embark upon a [[transformational journey]] none of them have the slightest interest in taking. After six months of stake-holder check-ins, weekly workstreams conference calls, state-of-the-art governance framework with metrics, deliverables and business cases galore — all presented with the unremitting youthful expectation that one can really change in the world for the better, to sit there empty-handed in front of the COO


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Of all the hornèd handmaidens of The Man, pity most the change manager. No task is more Sisyphean, no cause more hopeless, no ambition more wretched, no sense of self-worth more forlorn than that of a consultant brought in to persuade the old lags to embark upon a transformational journey none of them have the slightest interest in taking. After six months of stake-holder check-ins, weekly workstreams conference calls, state-of-the-art governance framework with metrics, deliverables and business cases galore — all presented with the unremitting youthful expectation that one can really change in the world for the better, to sit there empty-handed in front of the COO

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