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One engaged, usually on a temporary basis, to set up a program whereby actually useful employees are instructed to strip paint off a bucket, so it can be given to another employee to paint properly, so a third one can strip paint from it again.
Sounds glamorous. Isn’t.
 
One engaged, usually on a [[Contractor|temporary]] basis, to set up a “business change” program whereby outwardly useful employees will be distracted from whatever they are doing and instructed to strip paint off a bucket, so the bucket can be given to another employee to paint properly, so a third one can strip paint from it again. And so on.


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Revision as of 18:06, 14 June 2021

Office anthropology™


The JC puts on his pith-helmet, grabs his butterfly net and a rucksack full of marmalade sandwiches, and heads into the concrete jungleIndex: Click to expand:

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Workstream lead
/wɜːkstriːm/ /liːd/ (n.)

Sounds glamorous. Isn’t.

One engaged, usually on a temporary basis, to set up a “business change” program whereby outwardly useful employees will be distracted from whatever they are doing and instructed to strip paint off a bucket, so the bucket can be given to another employee to paint properly, so a third one can strip paint from it again. And so on.

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