When I worked for the Piepoli Institute - which wa...

When I worked for the Piepoli Institute - which was called CIRM 20 years ago - I had excellent experiences. Numerous meetings with prominent personalities (the so-called 'opinion leaders') on issues of resonance such as "What will the future of the public administration ... consider the Bassanini laws?" Or "How will the FS change?". I have been several times to Palazzo Marino (here in Milan), to the Court, to the Corriere della Sera, to the Prefecture, to Alitalia. These were interviews-chats lasting at least an hour that I had to record and transcribe. A GREAT WORK! Very satisfying, however. The interviews themselves were also well paid ... however ... WHEN WAS PAID? To the Greek Calends!