Message posted by JoenTX on July 24, 2009 at 22:52:28 PST:
It's a real game and shakes your trust in people and organizations you would expect to know and have better info than yourself. Ideallically, there would be an overseeing body in real time that would recognize the inneficiencies and make adjustments.
"As to the expense of constructing a PT track, you clearly don't understand the arcane nature of government funding. It's not so much a matter of how much money but where the money comes from....."
Understand completely and it's not just a government phenomenoh. Working for a large national company you encounter the same dynamics. One group within the company has been allowed excessive funding to continue their activity while another has exceeded their budget and is facing cuts. All based on budgets set 6-12 months earlier upon data that's at least a year old. One arm of the organization is cutting while another is hiring up all the displaced positions from the arm being cut.
But, that doesn't usually happen.
In Reply to: Re: Track is no mystery posted by Peter Merlin on July 24, 2009 at 9:20:37 PST:
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