sinecure

He didn't say it here, but use the search box below to look for the phase "EIR sinecure"

Stick with the company if you want to coast, and perhaps to reach a nicely compensated sinecure within the firm.

I had thought that it was impossible that the US' military could be worth the $682 billion per year the US spends on it, that it was a sinecure for contractors.

If you have sufficient reputation to have a sinecure from Google, that's certainly an option for subsidizing research.

As a matter of fact, they tend to hire a lot of adjunct professors and post-doc lecturers in order to avoid giving the sinecure for full professors.

"This is your job, this is why it's important, and like everyone else in the world who doesn't have a damn good union, a sinecure, or serious blackmail on their boss, if you don't do your job you get fired.

That is not to say they do not have rich intellectual lives outside of work: but that, for them, corporate work is more like a generous sinecure that doesn't substantially impede their other pursuits.

Inheritance is bad, a sinecure for elderly politician is bad, a popular election would obviate the non-political part of it.

At least in Ireland, an EU commission post is often a way to remove either someone perceived as a threat, or a sinecure for an old ally who might be better off not interfering with national politics.

The final stop for this kind of developments is in the unionized ports, where they have full union members making tens of thousands of dollars a month for sinecure jobs, with a lot of the gruntwork being done by minimum-wage hired labor with no rights.

You say that there's no upside to claiming credit, whereas it seems to me you could comfortably retire to the lecture circuit, or enjoy sinecure directorships on just about any business that was heavily dependent on crypto, or get tenure in the university of one's choice, or...