Clientitis¶
Clientitis.
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Primes¶
- Proximity Capture
- Regulation (regulatory capture) — a regulator depends on the regulated entity for expertise and data, and absorbs the industry's framing of risk and feasibility; the most-named subspecies. Anthropology ("going native") — a field researcher embedded for years shares the community's frame so completely that critical distance is lost; reflexivity protocols manage it. Account management — an account manager increasingly defends the client's interests inside the vendor; sales organizations rotate accounts to limit it. Long-tenure board governance — a director's frame converges on management's over a decade; refresh policies and term limits interrupt the drift. Diplomatic and intelligence postings — long country-desk tenure drifts toward seeing the world through that country's eyes ("clientitis," "country bias").
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The Wikipedia article supports the diplomatic clientitis instance and rotation as a remedy, but not the regulatory, anthropology, account-management or board examples, nor intelligence postings.
“The State Department's training for newly appointed ambassadors warns of the danger of clientitis, [ 8 ] and the Department rotates FSOs every 2–3 years to avoid it.”
- Regulation (regulatory capture) — a regulator depends on the regulated entity for expertise and data, and absorbs the industry's framing of risk and feasibility; the most-named subspecies. Anthropology ("going native") — a field researcher embedded for years shares the community's frame so completely that critical distance is lost; reflexivity protocols manage it. Account management — an account manager increasingly defends the client's interests inside the vendor; sales organizations rotate accounts to limit it. Long-tenure board governance — a director's frame converges on management's over a decade; refresh policies and term limits interrupt the drift. Diplomatic and intelligence postings — long country-desk tenure drifts toward seeing the world through that country's eyes ("clientitis," "country bias").
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