More from that same article The poor college can’t help it. It can only carry on functioning if it sucks up to employers, and charges the same for a five-week course that it used to charge for 10 weeks. What bad luck that my friend Mrs Fielding works there. The course she teaches on Byzantine […]
Even in England. This is the trouble with education. No sooner have we got the hang of one new idea or method, learned how to do it, immersed ourselves in it and pinned our hopes on it, than it’s swept away and another is shoved in. Now it’s all quick-change again: lifelong learning and flexible
Brett Favre has been named the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year. This article makes for a great study in leadership. Coincidentally, the Packers have just hired a new CEO. This article makes for a nice little case study of what to look for in a leader and what’s required for success. The Packers are
If you’re involved in school, you’re involved in leadership. Here’s an excellent entry from a leadership blog I like to visit on the need for humility among leaders. A checklist is provided of things to watch for in a “flawed CEO,” and it’s worth printing and reviewing every now and again for self-analysis or for
