Does your board want to reduce its meetings but thinks its too busy to do so? This month’s ‘and another thing’ vlog explores the concept of Parkinson’s Law.
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This episode of ‘and another thing’ draws from or references:
- The ‘law’ that explains why you can’t get anything done by Tiffanie Wen for the BBC
- 7 Steps To Overcoming Parkinson’s Law from Athena
- And another thing: model minimums
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