All the worst jobs I've ever had shared one common characteristic.
Knowing exactly how to fix a problem, having the skills to do so, and being absolutely forbidden from actually doing it.
This sounds like one of those "opportunities".
Knowing exactly how to fix a problem, having the skills to do so, and being absolutely forbidden from actually doing it.
This sounds like one of those "opportunities".
All that said, laments about "how do we fix government X" will never be solved if we deem the cost of entry too high to even attempt to fix it ourselves. Obviously this is all in addition to and outside of any democratic process that would lead to reform of how these positions were managed, performed, etc.