Chicago Tribune Rex Huppke column

Or as they might say in the corporate world: 'If you can't create a win-win proposition, effectively gain traction, and socialize your burning platform for a paradigm shift, bake yourself into the current process.'" In other words, he writes: "Whereas at some point in my lif...

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Veröffentlicht in:	TCA Regional News
1. Verfasser:	Huppke, Rex
Format:	Newsletter
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Chicago Tribune Content Agency LLC 09.09.2016
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Zusammenfassung:	Or as they might say in the corporate world: 'If you can't create a win-win proposition, effectively gain traction, and socialize your burning platform for a paradigm shift, bake yourself into the current process.'" In other words, he writes: "Whereas at some point in my life I aspire to do something that creates positive social impact in the world, this book is not that thing. Sudakow's book is a dictionary of dippy corporate slang, one that accurately explains what strange phrases like "increase the footprint" and "harness the organic process" mean. [...]it didn't help.\n