A familiar way of describing friction within an organization is “red tape.” Often associated with bureaucratic procedures in government and business, the term has uncertain origins.

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For businesses, however, the bloated cabinet will be a headache, as this will constitute more bureaucratic hurdles to deal with and more red tape, a hindrance to the ease of doing business.

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When red tape threatens to sideline a client's needs, it's essential to act strategically to ensure they get the support they deserve. Here are some practical steps: - Identify key decision-makers ...