Interesting thanks. I suspect the army analogy is a good one, because in those circumstances there is a very powerful incentive to develop leadership structures which will literally keep you alive, so it stops being just an abstract MBA-type question
That's fair - and of course the counterpoint to the "there was no way to bat on that pitch other than by throwing the bat" argument was the fact that Mitchell had just guts-ed it through for a century
No reference to parking meters. Curious about the mix between Dylan and the Jefferson Airplane in the headline.
Always good to mix it up a bit
'Mission Command', how SF units operate as opposed to Green Army units. I had a small team of very experienced guys [civilian] and found the impulse to spend my days with my feet on the desk while they achieved 'the mission' between themselves, bespoke to their sector/personalities etc. with just minimal prompting on general direction. Upstream it was standard hierarchical, they'd always mess things up by a. forgetting what they are trying to do [most common human stupidity, © Nietzsche] and b. getting executively involved in things they weren't au fait with in trying to build perception they are 'a leader'.
Anyway, the pump don't work 'cos the vandals took the handles.
Interesting thanks. I suspect the army analogy is a good one, because in those circumstances there is a very powerful incentive to develop leadership structures which will literally keep you alive, so it stops being just an abstract MBA-type question
And watch your parking meter
Don't want to be a bum, you better chew gum
Smiley face You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows thank you for the billing quotes
Compare Stokes' retirement with Williamson's. One is part of a system where no one player is more important than the collective.
That's fair - and of course the counterpoint to the "there was no way to bat on that pitch other than by throwing the bat" argument was the fact that Mitchell had just guts-ed it through for a century
it was crazy …. picture taken top of his run for wkt taking, post retirement ball !?
Nice