CEOs Don’t Steer
There is a pattern to the most influential business writing, in The World is Flat league. Especially writing that CEOs seem to like enough to exhort their organizations to read. Every such work off…
Highlights Tour This post is part of the highlights tour, a series of historically significant ribbonfarm posts There is a pattern to the most influential business writing, in The World is Flat league. Especially writing that CEOs seem to like enough to exhort their organizations to read. Every such work offers one big, unqualified, unquantified, universal proposition. Usually with an obvious black-and-white moral assessment attached as an implied parenthetical [and this is a good thing] . The proposition will typically offer a big generalization covering a really vast range of things going on
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