2016: the new normal?
LBS faculty share insights on some of 2016’s most important global business, political and sporting events.
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urban spaceman 4 years, 11 months and 16 days ago
Furthermore, the inability of the governments of western economies to avoid quite foreseeable economic crashes, and to deliver any sort of consistency suggest that al the central bankers, economists, and advisors contribute have no idea what they are doing.
urban spaceman 4 years, 11 months and 16 days ago
Trump's election demonstrates that everything taught at Business School about the beliefs, skills, temperament, attitude and behaviour required to be a good leader are bunk.
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urban spaceman 4 years, 11 months and 16 days ago
All-in-all this past year has harshly illuminated the wide-ranging incompetence and superficiality of the liberal/cosmopolitan/free market/TED-talking/Davos-attending elite. An elite which is served by and inexorably linked with by Western management schools.