Prickly City by Scott Stantis for March 20, 2015

Sounds about right. Must work for Mitt.

This is a parody of the Clinton campaign.

Hoteling is a term used to describe the practice of providing office space to employees on an as-needed basis instead of by means of a permanent workspace—cubicle or office. Hoteling, often referred to as office hoteling, is possible because of new office and communication technologies. Computer networks, laptops and other mobile devices, as well as sophisticated wireless communications systems all make moving a person and his or her productive tools from one place to another relatively easy. This, in turn, allows the employer to make more efficient use of office space and thus reduce costs. Hoteling systems tend to work particularly well for organizations whose employees travel frequently.

Been there, done that. WORST company I have EVER worked for. Blind management being gulled by a pack of “best friends” running the office and everyone in it.

Bless your innocent little heart…

We are a culture of gandy dancers, updated.

Without the steel-toed boots, too.