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That's what an effective manager does to improve efficiency. To the government it looks like chaos and that is exactly why Trump was elected.
America first!
The issue for trump hasn't been that somehow all these people just showed up and started working for him. If he was such an effective manager wouldn't have chosen to fill his administration with all these clowns in the first place.
It's amazing that people make these excuses. The buck stops at trump's desk. That is probably the crux of the matter, while the buck was waiting at his desk, he was off on the first tee not paying attention.
So when you had employees slacking off, instead of working on improving the work environment, you chose to spend additional money to bring in additional people (essentially paying double for labor) to train folks just to fire the older ones.
That is not a good show of effective management skills. That is a clear sign of someone who should not be part of management because they clearly do not understand the intrinsic value of human capital.
The boss manages the business how he see's fit. Never have had to have anyone manage my business for me. That can lead to bankruptcy, if not very careful.
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If you are correct that Trump is draining the swamp of leaks, would not your "inside source" eventually get canned as well? Or are you insinuating that you are part of the administration leaking out potentially confidential information onto a public forum?
Well, they have almost 8 years left, if things go as they are, with a guarantee of 4 for sure.
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He gets things done, sure. But, by far, his way of doing it has not been shown to be the most effective way to do it. For instance, there are approximately $50 billion in energy projects that are currently in approval limbo because Trump's administration has not gotten around to appointing enough people for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to actually make decisions.
From what it feels like, Trump has largely ignored many of his presidential responsibilities because they are "behind the scenes" and rarely end up in news segments. Above all else, that really comes from Trump being wholly unprepared for the position and its nuances compounded with his celebrity status.
Rick Perry is on that. Why the need to hire, appoint and waste tax dollars? You have not notice that those positions have been eliminated.
Spicer is on his way out and a replacement for Priebus is being sought.
HOT BABE! Kimberly Guilfoil, of FOX News fame, is being highly recruited to take over Spicer's job.
Comey was just the beginning, of a massive purge of those fighting against his agenda.
If he is getting rid of those fighting his agenda then Kushner should be at the TOP of that list.
Spicer is on his way out and a replacement for Priebus is being sought.
HOT BABE! Kimberly Guilfoil, of FOX News fame, is being highly recruited to take over Spicer's job.
Comey was just the beginning, of a massive purge of those fighting against his agenda.
His orange hair must be all in a knot with all his head spinning today watching McCabe's testimony that basically said trump was lying when he said Comey was not respected by rank and file FBI.
Goodbye, McCabe.
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