A Dangerous Pattern: Rewarding Failure - Ron Ashkenas - Harvard. By Ron Ashkenas | 12:50 PM March 9, 2010 Over the past few months there has been growing anger and frustration about outsized Wall Street bonuses awarded by institutions that were rescued by taxpayer funds.
At the core of this anger is the feeling that the pursuit of big payoffs caused bankers to develop complex products and take big risks which ultimately caused the financial system to crash — and if this dynamic is not curbed, it will happen again. At the same time, there is also a feeling, reinforced by President Obama, that Wall Street bankers have not really been held accountable for their risky actions and, in fact, are being unduly rewarded while everyone else continues to suffer.
Unfortunately, the focus on Wall Street masks a more dangerous pattern of rewarding failure that is deeply embedded in the highest levels of corporate and governmental culture. The 10 Stages of Social Media Integration in Business. InShare40 What follows is the unabridged version of my post on Mashable, “The 10 Stages of Social Media Business Integration.
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