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Tag Archives: Management Corollary
Climbing the Corporate Ladder
I consider and discuss the pitfalls of blindly climbing the career ladder and point out how astronomy particularly needs to pay attention to finding people with management talent and encouraging them to supplement their talents with skills and training. Continue reading
The Management Corollary
I finally close out my initial discussion of the Scientist Dilemma with an introduction of what I call the Management Corollary. Astronomy’s modern projects require effective management, yet nothing in our current system really prepares us for properly satisfying this need. Continue reading
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