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Jiang says every federal bureaucracy shows a similar ratio problem: too many administrators and managers who do little, too few people doing science, engineering, and real work.
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Jiang says every federal bureaucracy shows a similar ratio problem: too many administrators and managers who do little, too few people doing science, engineering, and real work.
"sacrifices for their country don't have enough to eat, while the generals fly around in these really nice planes. That's the state of the..."
"...building all these data centers around the world? In fact, the federal government under Trump has a plan called Operation Stargate where they will..."
"...okay so this tells us the managers the administrators in the federal government of the united states they don't do anything but produce paperwork..."
"a constitution, you need a federal government, how do you convince the people to go along with this? Because for the constitution to go..."
"...the Civil War was a battle over how much power the federal government had. So from the perspective of the South, they were fighting..."
A source-grounded reading of bureaucracy as institutional death: university comfort replaces education, administrators turn complaints into jobs, managers feed on organizations like parasites, and the only exit left to students is real knowledge outside...
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