Op-ed: We need to stop the 'privilege of stupidity' among leaders
The 'privilege of stupidity' in business is an unequal advantage that allows certain leaders to downplay their success while marginalized groups cannot afford such privilege.
The truth about promotions
Current promotion practices may be less effective than random selection in choosing the right leaders.
Is the Comedy-Club Booking Process Broken?
The system for promoting new comedic talent is flawed, favoring connections over actual talent.
JEREMY GILBERT-ROLFE (1945-2024)
Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe, an influential artist and critic, passed away at 79, leaving a legacy in modern art and cultural discourse.
Teddy Wayne on The Winner,' Film Adaptation, Problems Facing Men Now
The Winner offers a glimpse into the hidden world of America's kingmakers and the struggles of a young man navigating relationships and power dynamics.
Entitled Law School Hopeful With 150 LSAT Blames Imaginary Black Person For His Rejection Letters. Deletes Twitter Account In Shame.
Affirmative action debate often centers on moral desert and entitlement.
Discourse on affirmative action reflects changing views on diversity and meritocracy.
Wednesday catch-all thread (6/5/24)
To instill a meritocratic approach in team selections, focusing on performance over external factors.