Joseph did not feel that Brian's speed was slow at all.
He knew that this was about standardizing the duties across the entire Cabinet; how could that be easy to accomplish?
Historically, it was not until 1833 that the British first tried similar administrative reforms, and it was not until 1854 that they began to see results.
Of course, the British were pioneers, having to rely on themselves to explore everything.
But Joseph was directly using the standard answers, so it definitely wouldn't take as long. However, all the necessary steps couldn't be skipped.
After standardizing the Cabinet, efficiency should also correspondingly improve, and when it comes to administrative reforms in provinces and cities, the pace will become faster and faster.
Speaking of "standardization," Joseph suddenly recalled the previous standardization of industrial production.
