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Articles for May 2014
Prisons: guilty on all counts
Thu, 29th May 2014
It's amazing we tolerate institutions with such a grotesque failure rate
You can't trust a manager who is driven by shareholder value
Wed, 21st May 2014
If shareholders rule, management commitments to anyone else are worthless
Want to stop mis-selling? Be like Apple, and get rid of sales commission
Mon, 19th May 2014
Scandals like that at E.ON won't be solved by regulation: they're caused by a structural reliance on targets and incentives
Medical advice
Mon, 12th May 2014
The mistakes of recent years suggest that managers, like doctors, should 'first, do no harm'
© Simon Caulkin 2010
