A relevant stream of consciousness: anger, frustration, anxiety, confusion, resentment, delay, bureaucracy, incompetence, anticipation, excitement, idiocy, lunacy.
That is all for today's post.
The Average Bureaucrat, Salvador Dali, 1930.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Bureaucratic obstacles
Bureaucracy and I don't really mix well. I'd like to take the entire roll of red tape and catapult it into the stratosphere. In my dreams perhaps....
A relevant stream of consciousness: anger, frustration, anxiety, confusion, resentment, delay, bureaucracy, incompetence, anticipation, excitement, idiocy, lunacy.
That is all for today's post.
The Average Bureaucrat, Salvador Dali, 1930.
A relevant stream of consciousness: anger, frustration, anxiety, confusion, resentment, delay, bureaucracy, incompetence, anticipation, excitement, idiocy, lunacy.
That is all for today's post.
The Average Bureaucrat, Salvador Dali, 1930.
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2 comments:
It's a royal PITA, isn't it? I live 5 minutes from the state line, and I can't practice on the other side of the river because I haven't jumped through all the hoops (or paid the exorbitant fees) that state puts in the way of licensure. On the other hand, I've known an awful lot of Canadian colleagues who have immigrated here for work, so it's not insurmountable. Just really, really unfun.
You have my sympathies Clifford. Speaking as someone who experiences the red tape from the other side (as the American in Canada), it's an endless stream of visas, permits, and fees. Welcome to my world!
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