slow no
the process within any organisation where a decision is not made because people dont want to deal with fall out of rejecting the proposal – when eventually the no decision is made the anger and frustration is a 100 times worse because of the wait –
dave was f-cked off with his boss – because the slow no on his pay rise took 8 months to arrive
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