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The rise of talk radio challenged the role of experts by reinforcing the popular belief that the established media were dishonest and unreliable. Radio talkers didn’t just attack established political beliefs: they attacked everything, plunging their listeners into an alternate universe where facts of any kind were unreliable unless verified by the host. In 2011, Limbaugh referred to “government, academia, science, and the media” as the “four corners of deceit,” which pretty much covered everyone except Limbaugh.
The Death of Expertise
Tom Nichols
La rétroaction est un des outils les plus efficaces qui soit pour améliorer la performance. Nous apprenons plus vite, nous accomplissons davantage ; la critique fait partie intégrante de notre manière de travailler, qu’il s’agisse de les émettre ou de les recevoir. Les feedbacks permettent d’éviter les malentendus, créent un climat de coresponsabilité et réduisent le besoin de hiérarchie et de règles.
La Règle? Pas De Règles
Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer
Second, the illusion that technology will by itself solve the challenge of adaptability is still widespread. Many firms fail to see that since generally all organizations have access to the same rapidly evolving technology, competitive advantage flows not from the technology itself but rather from the agility with which organizations understand and adapt the technology to meet customers’ real needs.
The Age of Agile
Stephen DENNING
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