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Sarah Gonzalez

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Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Probably, yeah.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

But we have a whole week.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

So that means we're probably going to spend time like looking for archival tape that we're probably not going to use.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

But today we're going to try to use Parkinson's law to help get this done.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Archival tape?

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

No, you actually brought us archival tape?

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

That should be Planet Money's slogan.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

I feel like that's what we're going for.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Like how much money do we have in our pockets?

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Empty your pockets.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Turn them out.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

I don't even have my wallet with me.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Alexi, you did it.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

You finished the task at hand in one day instead of a week.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Better.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Hooray!

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

Okay, the next law is called the Peter Principle.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

This one says that in a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to their level of incompetence.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

If you're good at your job, your boss notices, promotes you, and then if you're good at that job, it happens again, and you keep getting promoted until you get promoted to a job that you are not good at.

Planet Money
The laws of the office revisited

To find out what that feels like, we asked our boss, Alex Goldmark.