While we ought to glory in the Union and remember that it …

While we ought to glory in the Union and remember that it is the source from which the States derive their chief title to fame, we must also recognize that the national administration is not and cannot be adjusted to the needs of local government. It is too far away to be informed of local needs, too inaccessible to be responsive to local needs. Calvin Coolidge
1926 speech (Barron’s November 23, 1998), 30th President of the United States (1923-1929) 1872-1933.

Students in schools of business in America are taught that there is …

Students in schools of business in America are taught that there is a profession of management; that they are ready to step into top jobs. This is a cruel hoax. Most students have had no experience in production or in sales. To work on the factory floor with pay equal to half what he hoped to get upon receipt of the MBA, just to get experience, is a horrible thought to an MBA, not the American way of life. As a consequence, he struggles on, unaware of his limitations, or unable to face the need to fill the gaps. The result is obvious. W. Edwards Deming

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