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  • This Is the Price of Failure, Mr Bond…

    This Is the Price of Failure, Mr Bond…

    I succumbed to the pleasure of a local hostelry at the weekend, incidentally while the Six Nations Rugby was on. Calamitous mistake. Jam-packed full of halfwits who have never played rugby, who don’t understand the rules of rugby, and who use rugby as a misguided vehicle to attain social acceptance. Incorrigible berks. The game is…

    Max Frances

    Feb 14, 2020
    Society, Sport
    Cricket, Freaks, James Bond, Motherhood, Pubs, Rugby, Six Nations, Society, Sport, World Cup
  • Take It to the Bridge

    Take It to the Bridge

    While the coronavirus appears to be running out of steam (well, the viral load of the story appears to be falling, anyway), Boris is back on the plot with a plan for a 28-mile bridge to connect Stranraer in Scotland to Larne in Northern Ireland. I bet he couldn’t get the old hard hat and…

    Max Frances

    Feb 12, 2020
    Politics, Society
    Bridge, Conservatives, Coronavirus, COVID-19, EU, General Election, Government, HS2, Ireland, Paul McCartney, PM, Politics, Scotland, Tory
  • Fact If I Know What I’m Talking About

    Fact If I Know What I’m Talking About

    Commenting about the UK being post-fact seems to have garnered some outrage. You might think that it was a position that people would be keen to understand and, if proven, to rectify. Apparently to talk ‘post-fact’ or ‘post-truth‘ is to talk through one’s porkie-pie hat. To the naysayers, our current ills are driven not by…

    Max Frances

    Feb 10, 2020
    Books, BPO Contact Centres, Courts, Politics, Recruitment, Society
    Brexit, Charlatans, Conservatives, EU, Government, Grenfell, Hillsborough, Politics, Post-Fact, Post-Truth, Society, Tory
  • Two’s Company…

    Two’s Company…

    While I was largely expecting the lead stories of the last few days be about President Trump’s acquittal or even more coronabollocks, the throbbing headline bulging through the copy of most organs centred on another celebrity-out-of-the-closet disclosure. And that’s newsworthy? I’m straining to find a shit to give. But before the woke and throbbing mass…

    Max Frances

    Feb 8, 2020
    Books, BPO Contact Centres, Management, Recruitment, Society
    Coronavirus, COVID-19, Diversity, Flypaper for Freaks, Freaking Hired!, Jobs, Leadership, Management, Organization, Thought Leadership, Trump
  • Gor, Blimey…

    Gor, Blimey…

    Friday, 7th February 2020. A news conference, somewhere in London…

    Max Frances

    Feb 7, 2020
    Books, BPO Contact Centres, Freaks, Recruitment, Society, Talent, Writing
    Amazon, Author, Books, Film, Flypaper for Freaks, Freaking Hired!, Max Frances, Schofield, Sexuality, Video, Writer
  • M-M-M-My Corona

    M-M-M-My Corona

    Disquiet is starting to spread regarding the coronavirus and arguably more briskly than the virus itself. You can never be too sure of any kind of data pinging and ponging out of China, and in recent days the number of reported cases and deaths has been throwing shapes like a 50-year-old acid-dropper at a Stone…

    Max Frances

    Feb 7, 2020
    Politics, Society
    Boris, Brussels, China, Conservatives, Coronavirus, COVID-19, EU, Government, NHS, Society, Tory, WHO
  • Let’s Get (Insert Here) Done

    Let’s Get (Insert Here) Done

    Another day, another period of torment as a citizen of the UK. Following yet another terrorist attack committed by a released offender, the fingers are once again being pointed by people who haven’t yet realised that delayed release would only have meant a delayed attack. For a solution to the problem, I could just draw…

    Max Frances

    Feb 5, 2020
    Books, Politics, Recruitment, Retail, Society
    Advertisement, Customer Experience, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Service, Customers, Garages, Government, Motors, Retail, Retail Freaks, Service, Service Delivery, Terrorism
  • Mourning Has Broken

    Mourning Has Broken

    So, they came together to embrace and share their melancholic whimpering. Candlelit vigils and sorrowful pleas to the EU to ‘look after our star’. I read that some of our fugazi centrist politicos have expressed our departure as a national humiliation. Well, it might have been a good idea, it might not have been. But…

    Max Frances

    Feb 4, 2020
    Mental Health, Politics, Society
    Brexit, China, EU, Euro, FBPE, Leave, Mourning, Princess Diana, Rejoin, Religion, Remain, Russia
  • Positive Thinking – I Wouldn’t Touch It With a Charge Pole

    Positive Thinking – I Wouldn’t Touch It With a Charge Pole

    ‘If you think positively, positive things will happen…’. I’ve lost count of the times I’ve heard that over the years. It is certainly what every coach or manager seems to dredge up in order to support whatever motivational strategy they were attempting to set in motion. Check out LinkedIn and see the all the career…

    Max Frances

    Feb 3, 2020
    Mental Health, Society
    Freud, Happiness, Mental Health, Money, Positive Thinking, Positivity, Psychoanalysis, Reality
  • We’re Gonna Party Like It’s Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein!

    We’re Gonna Party Like It’s Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein!

    So, the curtain has now fallen on our full membership of the EU though we will of course be tied to the lumbering monolith for a while yet. Make that forever because leaving will change little of substance. Too much money involved which is of course what it’s all about. Wheelbarrows of it. The final…

    Max Frances

    Feb 1, 2020
    Politics, Society
    Boris, Brexit, Empire, EU, Euro, Government, Indy2, Ireland, Leave, Parliament, Rejoin, Remain, Scotland, SNP, Verhofstadt
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