Thread: The Big Society. Failure?
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Old 17-02-2011, 08:03   #25
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Re: The Big Society. Failure?
I always get very twitchy when (and it doesn't really matter whose party it is) when they seem unable to make a decision and then keep to it for more than a day or two before either backtracking completely or changing it.

It certainly doesn't inspire confidence in the face of the Government when they're being very dithery.

I was always taught in business 'make a decision, an informed decision, then stick with it' because nothing makes your colleages more uneasy than anything is a Manager who doesn't seem to know what they're doing.

Same thing applies to Government, the principles are much the same.
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