And we're also stuck with the politicians who keep mistaking themselves for the leaders. The depths of the ineptnes demonstrated by the "stable geniuses" of the world is so appaling it cannot be described in any other/better way then "epic fail". We're stuck with "the political system" that failed epically; except for the few selected cases, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, who await the eager researcher.
Thank you, Professor, for laying out the groundwork (because it certainly won’t be the public health analysts). So yes, why not? Why not think of pollution as a possible source. My question: is pollution the vehicle or the instigator or both? We definitely need a task force on this. In Montreal, we’ve isolated a probable factor: non-essential stores closure until 1/11, meaning less road circulation. We’ll wait and see for the impact of this measure. In the meantime, I’ll continue circulating your story. 🙏🏼
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Thank you Professor Mintzberg. You are such a great person!
Investigate, ask (why not), and act accordingly.
Makes [more more than] sense.
Thank you so much M. Mintzberg, I am happy to listen to such a great author ! I like what said : we need action, not plans !
We need action, you are correct Henry, let’s make a collective effort.
"...strategy is much more about learning..." . That is the excact key point of strategy. Thanks professor.
And we're also stuck with the politicians who keep mistaking themselves for the leaders.
The depths of the ineptnes demonstrated by the "stable geniuses" of the world is so appaling it cannot be described in any other/better way then "epic fail". We're stuck with "the political system" that failed epically; except for the few selected cases, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, who await the eager researcher.
what a message ! it's good to hear, i hope .. no, i'll try my best to promote this video, we must do not only see
Thank you, Professor, for laying out the groundwork (because it certainly won’t be the public health analysts). So yes, why not? Why not think of pollution as a possible source. My question: is pollution the vehicle or the instigator or both? We definitely need a task force on this. In Montreal, we’ve isolated a probable factor: non-essential stores closure until 1/11, meaning less road circulation. We’ll wait and see for the impact of this measure. In the meantime, I’ll continue circulating your story. 🙏🏼
Thank you Diana. Mostly a transmitter. It’s fully explained in mintzberg.org/Pp.