Bertrood

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by Bertrood 16y ago
It's helpful to hear the perspectives of others occasionally, if not often, to help to determine changes to our own work and lives.
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by Bertrood 16y ago
You have to love it when authors take scaling out of context in graphs. The vertical axis should most likely always start at zero.
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by Bertrood 16y ago
Well stated. The US can learn from Germany though. A mild midcourse correction could help. The US needs to emphasize the value of all stakeholders. With this, the US will have greater growth over the longterm. Its the stable growth econo
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by Bertrood 16y ago
Gordon Gekko, in the original Wallstreet said greed is good for all stakeholder interests because it eliminates wastes. Shareholder vs. Stakeholder (employees, customers, community,and investors as opposed to just investors) is an important
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by Bertrood 16y ago
Regarless of what happens in the shortterm, the US will be the dominant power in the 21st century.
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by Bertrood 16y ago
It didn't take too long before it was time to stop reading this article. After two paragraphs of this kind of stuff its easy to fill in the blanks. America will do fine in the future. It is easy to lose site of this when looking at things
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by Bertrood 16y ago
I agree, it's great to hear two experienced and varying perspectives. I found the argument on location, and varying perspectives on where growth will be in the future around the web. I enjoyed Fred Wilson's perspective on the developing mar
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by Bertrood 16y ago
Mr. Gates has identified the 50 state school superintendents as critical stakeholders in his plan. With this identified audience, he's turned what seems an impossible task into a more manageable one. Now he has an identifiable audience, wi