is not the idea of management itself,
though it might seem like that to many
who dislike being managed by others,
but the phrase 'Something must be done'.
It was first recorded as said in public
by Edward VII. As their king he spoke
to some Durham coal miners at a mine
they worked at which was due to close,
on his last full day as their monarch.
He was clearly more engaged
about how he was due to lose his own job,
through his own madness and folly,
than he was about them losing theirs.
though it might seem like that to many
who dislike being managed by others,
but the phrase 'Something must be done'.
It was first recorded as said in public
by Edward VII. As their king he spoke
to some Durham coal miners at a mine
they worked at which was due to close,
on his last full day as their monarch.
He was clearly more engaged
about how he was due to lose his own job,
through his own madness and folly,
than he was about them losing theirs.
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