I’ll have answers to the major political problems of the day right after I figure out how to get people to stop replying all to emails and how to teach deans/provosts/big bosses to open PDFs (in other words: never)
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If you think about how hard it is to get 100-200 people to do even one simple thing — and it’s no knock on them, it’s just life — you can see why all the theorizing and organizing in the world is likely to come up empty handed
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I've said this for years -- I've been very consistent on this point -- and yet it has been taken, in law school/grad school/my first teaching gig as a sign that I'm "unserious." That's BS. I'm as serious as a heart attack of which my dad and Ken Shamrock have had several
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It took a decade-plus of higher ed to realize that the most complicated concepts I was wrapping my brain around paled in comparison to the organizational difficulties built into "reply all" or even "all you have to do is click this link to do the eval AND you get a cookie"
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even if I can't tell them how -- I can't -- I can certainly keep asking them to think about it, even if it has no impact beyond making sure it's on the record. I work in corporate America, so I know that the most trivial tasks are akin to herding cats
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