My sister was a public sector worker too. She tells how something from above would arrive on their desks as a "priority", and folks would get right on it. Just as ideas were coming together and a plan taking shape, orders would arrive to scrap it, because there was now a new "priority". Over time she says people just lost their enthusiasm, and became unmotivated cynics.
My sister was a public sector worker too. She tells how something from above would arrive on their desks as a "priority", and folks would get right on it. Just as ideas were coming together and a plan taking shape, orders would arrive to scrap it, because there was now a new "priority". Over time she says people just lost their enthusiasm, and became unmotivated cynics.
My sister was a public sector worker too. She tells how something from above would arrive on their desks as a "priority", and folks would get right on it. Just as ideas were coming together and a plan taking shape, orders would arrive to scrap it, because there was now a new "priority". Over time she says people just lost their enthusiasm, and became unmotivated cynics.