MUSICAL CHAIRS

1. frequent changes of post, using areas of the org as a personnel pool. (HCO PL 28 May 71 II) 2. constant transfer of personnel. (BPL 9 Aug 71R II) 3. hectic transfers from working posts. (HCO PL 19 Mar 71) 4. there is the fact that it takes a while to train someone on a post and get the post in order. So rapid transfers defeat any post training or competence. We call this action musical chairs. That is a game in which people rapidly change positions. (HCO PL 29 Aug 70 I) 5. excessive transfers. (HCO PL 27 Oct 69) 6. musical chairs in life is the mechanism below ARC breaks in Grade III! To unstabilise gives ARC breaks! Whole staff can be put into a sad effect! This is the mechanism governments use. It's the basic tool of the socialist. If he can just unstabilise everyone he can kill them with degrade. It's a basic tool of the insane to maintain their own stability by unstabilising everyone else. (OODs 20 Aug 71)

a destructive activity of rapidly transferring personnel from post to post. As posts do not really get held as people are on them too briefly, musical chairs is the single most destructive action to a n org's stats. It gets its name from a game in which players march to music around empty chairs (always one fewer than the number of players) and rush to sit down each time the music stops: the player with no seat is eliminated in each round. —Mission School 3rd Class Approved Glossary