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http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/

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http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/


Shock horror, Business people routinely take taxis, whatever will I learn
next!

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In message , at 16:32:30 on
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Learning from successful rail systems overseas is usually considered a
good idea.
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On 2014\06\19 17:36, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 16:32:30 on
Thu, 19 Jun 2014, Basil Jet remarked:

http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/


Learning from successful rail systems overseas is usually considered a
good idea.


Executives ordering technical people to go on fact-finding missions is a
good idea... executives authorising their own beano, not so good.
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Executives ordering technical people to go on fact-finding missions
is a good idea... executives authorising their own beano, not so good.


So there's nothing to learn from others about how to manage the
project - not to mention managing the "technical people" when eg one lot
insist that only a gold plated thingummy will do while t'others that it
must be a depleted uranium wotsit?


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In message , at 17:41:56 on
Thu, 19 Jun 2014, Basil Jet remarked:
http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/


Learning from successful rail systems overseas is usually considered a
good idea.


Executives ordering technical people to go on fact-finding missions is
a good idea... executives authorising their own beano, not so good.


What's their pre-determined travel budget, and did they exceed it?
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"Robin" wrote in message
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Executives ordering technical people to go on fact-finding missions
is a good idea... executives authorising their own beano, not so good.


So there's nothing to learn from others about how to manage the project -
not to mention managing the "technical people" when eg one lot insist that
only a gold plated thingummy will do while t'others that it must be a
depleted uranium wotsit?


Sorry

If your (relevant) management skills are so lacking that you have to travel
half way around the world to learn this from someone else, you are in the
wrong job

tim




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"Basil Jet" wrote in message
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http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/


That may be the most devoid-of-content reply I've seen in years. It
would work as a text comment, but as a usenet reply it just looks laughable.

:-)

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On 2014\06\22 16:39, Edward Cowling wrote:

"Basil Jet" wrote in message
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http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/crossrai...ional-flights/



That may be the most devoid-of-content reply I've seen in years. It
would work as a text comment, but as a usenet reply it just looks
laughable.

:-)


It's best not to make jokes in uk.politics.misc and uk.transport.london
which can only be understood by people who have just been reading
uk.politics.electoral ;-P


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