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...private sector entities sometimes benefit because someone says, look. We really need to cut this area or whatever in a way that often hasn't happened in, the government. But these are really tough problems in organizations, and I think anyone who pro
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It was full of interesting facts and figures, such as the US government spends 1% of the federal budget on dialysis. And the thing about that episode so we we were talking to, BU professor, Jetson leader Louise. You know, the thing about that episode
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...Efficiency, not government extinction, not government elimination and can we make it run much better with fewer people with fewer costs? And I don't wanna demonize any of these federal employees because I tell you in this building, I've been so impre
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...not government extinction, not government elimination and can we make it run much better with fewer people with fewer costs?
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from transcript44:14 – 45:20
...efficiency. That sounds like an organization that's needed if government is inefficient. And one of the themes of our book is just how inefficient government can be. Not only at building houses, building energy, often at achieving its own ends. Build
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...in private sector too. I'm pretty sure that if you went into Facebook or Google, etcetera, they would also not have a clean answer of, like, which software engineer is more productive or contributed more value than the other one. Yeah. No. You're abs
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It doesn't sound like, to me, when you described the BLS in 2019 through 2023, that this was an agency that was just, you know, larded up and had plenty of, plenty of, fat that can be trimmed off. No fat. Not bad at all. But, you know, this is the ag
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has reduced the size of some of these agencies, reduced the size of that workforce, what happens to those individuals? Do they go work in the private workforce and become productive? Or do you think they're getting subsumed by other government agenci
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