Education Isn’t (will not only be…) MOOCs
Just finished the scheme of Nov 6th, now this… Nice fill-in of at least a little of the ‘Edu’ subject… Though I wrote about this before. See e.g., these posts. For the rest, I’ll leave you with the original.
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Old mass education
Everyone under 18, and anyone 18 and older, needs a massive re-schooling in all things new. Yes that includes the savants that can hack (99,9% of which is just script kiddies, more on that below), and it includes those that may be slow learners due to age. But first, a picture: [Pfanner, Lucca] The subjects … Continue reading “Old mass education”
Not wasting a good crisis in BCM
There seems to (have) be(en) something of a crisis of late, or a pandemic or what had we. All of the world was disrupted, either through the course or – much more often – through the countermeasures taken. Considering that in fact, apart from the industries (still) locked down for various reasons (regardless of the … Continue reading “Not wasting a good crisis in BCM”
No Control but another Cycle
Tinkering with the learned stuff from recent discussions among peers, and including e.g., this and this past post among many related ones, I realised: The good ol’BCG matrix is still very, very valid today, with most large orgs stiffly in the bottom right corner (Dogs) or less right but all desperately trying to move their … Continue reading “No Control but another Cycle”
Meritocracy not working (anymore)
Had this post on destructed rebound options disabling lottery-shot society from succeeding. And also, more recently this. Now [as of writing…], this: Not as much a closure of the outside, or re-entry, but a spongy moulding from the inside. Recalling what one would have learned from Plato [despite this possibly sounding elitist, which may/may not … Continue reading “Meritocracy not working (anymore)”
Audit-abilities
Hey that’s refreshing! A report that was only just saved from another round of archiving department directories. By means of this report, we are reminded that 2019 is quite similar – UK English for ‘not a hair different from’ – 2009. Or 1999. Or so. the latter, maybe a bit less, as then, even some … Continue reading “Audit-abilities”
The case of the pyramids
Well, no. Not of the pyramids. We did that one yesterday / below. Today’s a new day, hence we move the the case part, though in a similar fashion: ‘But the authors of a recent paper argue that Wallace Donham, the man credited with establishing the case method as a force at HBS in the … Continue reading “The case of the pyramids”
Ethics for lunch
When strategy is culture’s breakfast, ethics are your ethics’ lunch – you’re so much more biased by very accidental culture than you think. Those involved in anti-biasing AI, tend to belong to a very small group of ‘first world’ affluent (sic) secondary-productive counterweights. Very small group, since a minute fraction of the Western world pop, … Continue reading “Ethics for lunch”
CTC for better ‘cyber’sec
You guessed it; another note on ‘cyber’security, rounding up a couple of ideas that floated by recently. Which was triggered by this Comment. No, no, not a comment on this blog, don’t be stupid to assume that there has ever been one [rounded up]. Which made me think of actual developments in ‘cyber’ altogether [dammit, … Continue reading “CTC for better ‘cyber’sec”
Intermission: 80s – 20s
Well, well, we we at it again. An On The Job assessment of recruiting-HR. If you wondered: It didn’t go well – for the also present possible/prospective chief [hereafter: chief] with a somewhat-urgent vacancy. The following may read as accusative to the feeble-hearted reader, but is not meant to be other than an ironic display; … Continue reading “Intermission: 80s – 20s”