There is court to attend, client meetings to organise, contracts to draft and tea to drink.
"Maybe Zimbabwe Cricket should have organised contracts a bit better, but it is nothing to make a big deal out of.
But contract letting is not a science and public bodies are under the command of ministers and councillors who may be as pushed by a dogmatic conviction that private supply is better; they might even have been lobbied by potential suppliers to organise contracts in a certain way.
An alternative might be to play recordings of starling distress calls from speakers in order to scare off the flocks, but such plans have been delayed by Italy's complicated method of organising public contracts.
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Myows - my original works - lets users store their copyrighted material (photos, artwork, music, videos) in one place, prove ownership of those, organise contracts that prove ownerships, manage rights and pursue infringements.
Khodorkovsky, whom police accused this month of organising a contract killing in 1998, interpreted the latest pressure on him as payback for his criticism of Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
Renee Bernays, international candidate manager, believes this is of great benefit to candidates as the consultancy helps at each stage of the process - from giving advice on visas, to organising interviews and contracts once they arrive.
They've got to win the contracts, three, four-year contracts, in order to organise within that contract.
It's more exciting than tracking defence contracts or organising PricewaterhouseCoopers affairs.
