Renzi e l’eccesso di comunicazione

Sun 14/09/2014

Si sentono lamentele, soprattutto dalla sinistra, che Renzi é troppo presente da tutte le parti, che si vede troppo, comunica troppo. Non é quello che ci hanno detto gli elettori italiani, quando hanno votato Berlusconi […]

Europe and Middle East

Thu 11/09/2014

Nearly all Europeans had every reason to continue reprisals and revenge, after the end of WWII in 1945. Instead, with few exceptions, people got busy rebuilding their life, getting back to normality as far as […]

NYT: How to Get a Job at Google

Mon 24/02/2014

Thomas L. Friedman in the NYT: How to Get a Job at Google part 1 and part 2 writes about criteria used by Google to hire personnel. They stress the importance of cognitive ability, leadership, humility and […]

FT: Obama crumbles as a liberal fantasy hero

Thu 04/07/2013

Well written piece, presenting different points of view in a balanced manner. And the conclusion is right: Obama has to balance a variety of pressures, in the real world. Financial Times originally shared: Why President […]

Europe: a grocery shop or an idea?

Tue 24/07/2012

The euro may break up within the next several months or, again, it may not, depending on whether Europe can find leaders or just mediocre managers. The way it’s going at the moment, it’s a […]

Forbes on Apple’s Tim Cook handling of tough question

Tue 28/02/2012

In my previous occupation, I’ve often found myself advising partners on media relations and communication principles, stressing the importance of truthfulness and openness  in difficult situations. This is a good example of how to handle […]

The Economist on Joseph Stiglitz’s The Book of Jobs

Wed 14/12/2011

The Economist blog Free Exchange: Lessons of the 1930s comments on Joseph Stiglitz’s The Book of Jobs in Vanity Fair. Here is my comment: Interesting that the author has found issue with some of the technical aspects of Stiglitz’s […]

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