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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 | 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]]. | ||
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]] | |||