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{{a|design|}}{{quote|“Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion” | {{a|design|}}{{quote|“Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”. | ||
“For this real or imagined overwork, there are, broadly speaking, three possible remedies. He may resign; he may ask to halve the work with a colleague called B; he may demand the assistance of two subordinates, to be called C and D. There is probably no instance, however, in history, of A choosing any but the third alternative.” | |||
— C. Northcote Parkinson, {{br|Parkinson’s Law}}, 1942}} | |||
Has the [[information revolution]] ''falsified'' [[Parkinson’s law]]? If not yet, then ''will'' it? Or has it ''supercharged'' it? Would a [[thought leader]], of failing one of those, a [[chatbot]] mind getting in touch to let us know? | Has the [[information revolution]] ''falsified'' [[Parkinson’s law]]? If not yet, then ''will'' it? Or has it ''supercharged'' it? Would a [[thought leader]], of failing one of those, a [[chatbot]] mind getting in touch to let us know? |