I don't think "she'll be right" is hemmed in in complacency, it's just an acknowledgement that there are more important things to worry about.
Uptight foreigners (usually American or European) are incensed by the attitude.
And to be honest, there are far worse corporate behaviours and attitudes in Australia than "she'll be right"
I don't think "she'll be right" is hemmed in in complacency, it's just an acknowledgement that there are more important things to worry about.
Uptight foreigners (usually American or European) are incensed by the attitude.
And to be honest, there are far worse corporate behaviours and attitudes in Australia than "she'll be right"