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Actions. They really do speak louder than words. I wonder why leaders seem to have forgotten that.
Not doing (inaction) is better for some professions... Professional Negligence - the pretending to be 'for' xyz but not really actioning it towards other selfish benefits...
@garyackerman Strange, I just got the favourite notification now for what seems like you favourited a day ago...
If you're having problems let me know as that's a bit strange, might account for why I get no reply from you recently (or maybe not).
Oh, they know that very well.
Not doing (inaction) is better for some professions... Professional Negligence - the pretending to be 'for' xyz but not really actioning it towards other selfish benefits...
@garyackerman Inaction is now more what speaks loudest if you follow what's not being done...
Since this way is the more modern game of negligence and "Less able to prove my guilt" if not said or if inactions are more hidden. It makes it less obvious what your are doing and harder to track. A very dishonest way.
Examples of inaction / Professional Negligence:
█ letting a hospital crumble to let a sister company by it cheap after 1 year
(this is hard to pin on someone, excuses are constantly made but idea is to let price drop or reach state of emergency to then come 'help' it after)
█ not letting the most able staff member get promoted by keeping them on their level forever to prevent fair competition and eventual take over of the top if it's measured by ability (many floor staff more able than bosses but can't let them up, but can't announce it either)
█ PR - Public Relations - people believe what they see and what is said forgetting later or having memory re-written constantly from bombardment... Can't make it obvious so pretending while not doing (inaction) is better if you this type which many are or paid to be.