We all complain about municipal wastefulness and the waste ombudsman pushed that issue quite a bit, but may I ask if Jens Nylander is bringing anything new?
Then I wonder WHY it is something new, doesn’t the country of Sweden have its own control functions and this guy was selling headphones far from being the country’s leading expert in the field.
I’m not so dumb that I don’t understand he’s trying to sell a service, but to me it looks pretty good so far, I think.
All audits across the country should probably start working in that way so they actually do their jobs.
Wastefulness seems to be epidemic by the way, but that wasn’t my impression when I was involved for a while during covid with technical work. However, it was definitely fertilized with consultants and the permanent employees were overworked and couldn’t oversee everything, so a lot was approved on too little basis.
I’ve got the impression that social accounts and within such operations where needs sometimes trump and where one can be subjective tend to be quite exposed to influence?
There are quite a few anecdotal stories in the media over the years which collectively suggest that, I think.
Anyway, it seems like one could start lowering taxes going forward once the wastefulness is under control.
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We all complain about municipal wastefulness and the waste ombudsman pushed that issue quite a bit, but may I ask if Jens Nylander is bringing anything new?
Then I wonder WHY it is something new, doesn’t the country of Sweden have its own control functions and this guy was selling headphones far from being the country’s leading expert in the field.
I’m not so dumb that I don’t understand he’s trying to sell a service, but to me it looks pretty good so far, I think.
All audits across the country should probably start working in that way so they actually do their jobs.
Wastefulness seems to be epidemic by the way, but that wasn’t my impression when I was involved for a while during covid with technical work. However, it was definitely fertilized with consultants and the permanent employees were overworked and couldn’t oversee everything, so a lot was approved on too little basis.
I’ve got the impression that social accounts and within such operations where needs sometimes trump and where one can be subjective tend to be quite exposed to influence?
There are quite a few anecdotal stories in the media over the years which collectively suggest that, I think.
Anyway, it seems like one could start lowering taxes going forward once the wastefulness is under control.