Joanna JonesMarch 2, 2015 Humans are a hard-headed bunch. We learn through repetition. We learn through repetition. We learn through repetition. It’s no wonder, then, why upper management balks at having to spend resources on training, because most training programs are a one-hit wonder. It’s easy to sympathize with the hesitation to invest more into … Continue reading Training is More Than a One-Hit Wonder
‘Mediocrities everywhere, I absolve you all,” Salieri declared at the end of Peter Shaffer’s play, Amadeus. Salieri, the darling of the Habsburg court in 18th-century Vienna, could not deceive himself. He knew he was mediocre. Will Self, poor chap, has yet to acquire the gift of self-knowledge and, if his comments this week about George … Continue reading George Orwell: no wonder the ordinary don’t like him
