Originally Posted by
Bart
You know, while I was in the military, all I ever heard was how inefficient it was and how it would never make it in the civilian world. When I retired, I looked at the civilian world with an open mind and found that the opposite is true. Granted, these weren't in-depth studies, but I think I got a good insight into how a couple large corporations did things.
Your anti-military rhetoric aside, there's a lot to learn from the military. It's very mission-oriented and its people are driven towards success. Failure simply isn't an option.
I think TSA behaves very much like a civilian enterprise. That's its problem.
Yes and no. I think a blending of the best of both worlds would bring extraordinary results, but unfortunately to date it seems to be the blend of the worst of both. My take on it, anyway.