Business as usual. Even if the new chairman is a very different person, problems are often made up of systems, not individuals. Swapping out one person is almost never enough.
Business as usual. Even if the new chairman is a very different person, problems are often made up of systems, not individuals. Swapping out one person is almost never enough.
Given his influence on world events this could be very big news. Or business as usual. What do you think?
He's passed it on to his son. I suspect business as usual. If we're lucky he's incompetent and the whole lot will collapse.
I was gonna say, aren't his sons a few nails short of a woodshop compared to their dad?
Succession was about them, satirically.
I assume that's a TV show?
This is my first time hearing that idiom, and I'm stealing it.
I've got a whole toolbox of them. They range from "I can say this in a boardroom" through to "Soldiers would be horrified."
They're a great tool
Business as usual. Even if the new chairman is a very different person, problems are often made up of systems, not individuals. Swapping out one person is almost never enough.