Comments on: Credentials? Nah. Judgment is what counts.

By: How Clinton Campaign Mimics An Over-funded Startup « FoundRead

How Clinton Campaign Mimics An Over-funded Startup « FoundRead — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 08:53:03 +0000

[...] The analysis of why Obama surged so effectively against the self-proclaimed assumptive nominee, Clinton, has been instructive in all kinds of ways relevant to Found|READERs, especially a leader’s ability to communicate in a way that inspires the rank and file to action — a skill every founder ought to have. (See: The Difference btw. A Tactician and A Leader, Thought of the Day: ‘Yes you Can!’; Credentials vs. Judgment.) [...]

By: Obama, Clinton and Business Leadership Skills « FoundRead

Obama, Clinton and Business Leadership Skills « FoundRead — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 21:39:28 +0000

[...] Tichy, Judgment: How Winning Leaders Make Great Calls, was reviewed in the Wall Street Journal. See Credentials? Nah. Judgment is what counts. [The authors] assert that “making judgment calls (especially about people, strategy, and [...]

By: Herman Najoli

Herman Najoli — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 10:27:10 +0000

I teach Global Issues at a local college and I’ve been telling my students that we do a good job of mastering all the technical requirements of our jobs but fail when we do business internationally. We go into the international market-place with all the organizational staretegies, marketing strategies and business knowledge that our business book market has done so well in stocking our shelves with. But when we arrive abroad, we find that we lack the judgement to be able to handle other cultures wisely. Small wonder that China, Japan and many other nations are ruling the international marketplace. We have the credentials but we lack the judgement.