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View Full Version : Anyone work for the council? Jim 13-05-2005, 07:26 I'm working for a council in New Zealand and wouldn't mind swapping ideas and best practice. In particular IT but anything to do with processes etc Please PM if interested. If you're not interested then the biting sarcasm can be posted below...... redrobbo 13-05-2005, 07:29 Originally posted by Jim If you're not interested then the biting sarcasm can be posted below...... Gosh, all of 3 mins. have elapsed, and no-one has taken the bait so far! Hope you get some sensible and helpful responses Jim. jgharston 13-05-2005, 11:42 Originally posted by Jim I'm working for a council in New Zealand and wouldn't mind swapping ideas and best practice. In particular IT but anything to do with processes etc "council", "best practice", "IT". ROFLUSB! -- JGH max 13-05-2005, 14:35 Originally posted by jgharston "council", "best practice", "IT". ROFLUSB! -- JGH When did you leave the e-government Steering Group, exactly? Yet another example of your support for the council to which you belong. :loopy: goose 13-05-2005, 15:02 Originally posted by max Yet another example of your support for the council to which you belong. :loopy: Or a councillor acknowledging there is a problem within the Council and that improvements are needed. Take your pick. I know i would rather have a councillor who 'tells it like it is' rather than one who ignores problems. Ignoring a problem does not constitute supporting the Council! max 13-05-2005, 15:18 Originally posted by goose Or a councillor acknowledging there is a problem within the Council and that improvements are needed. Take your pick. I know i would rather have a councillor who 'tells it like it is' rather than one who ignores problems. Ignoring a problem does not constitute supporting the Council! How about one who tells it like it is AND does something to help try and improve it? sccsux 13-05-2005, 15:39 Originally posted by max How about one who tells it like it is AND does something to help try and improve it? Possibly because the ruling dictatorate (Labour led council) would block any attempt by any oposition party representative that would show up their own (Labours) inadequacies/failings?? Mo 13-05-2005, 15:45 Originally posted by sccsux Possibly because the ruling dictatorate (Labour led council) would block any attempt by any oposition party representative that would show up their own (Labours) inadequacies/failings?? Ney, ney, never in Sheffield :hihi: jgharston 13-05-2005, 15:57 Originally posted by max How about one who tells it like it is AND does something to help try and improve it? How about one who tells it like it is AND does something to help try and improve it AND IS LISTENED TO by people with 20 years less networking/distributed IT/system management than them? -- JGH |