Delusions don't distract Interim Managers

Well the delusion that things are improving on the economic front is setting in, only to be shattered again shortly.

This is a depression ie a sustantial reforming and restructuring of the economy is under way which will take years to complete. Those who believe this is a traditional post war recession are deluding themselves.

Major restructuring is always good for Interim Managers who bring fresh notions unencumbered by received thinking, so they should thrive over the next few years as organisations struggled to adapt.

It's taken over 60 years of post war consumerism to bring the consumer to his knees.

Time's up, no more borrowing, no more spending money he hasn't earned, the gravy train has hit the buffers.

America - where it all started in the early fifties is in decline as are all the 'borrower nations' whilst the 'saver' nations in the east are in the ascendancy.


The shock waves are rippling out across the globe.

Assets like shares and houses will have their good days - but their long term trend is down.

They will not enter a true rising market again for many, many years.

Still Interims will do well......always a silver lining!