The bridge should be called Hungaria... No, wait! Hungary! The bridge in Asia should be called Hungary. Where is Spain again? Europe! The bridge in Europe, in Hungary, should be called Colberto. Or Steven Colbert's "truthiness" bridge!
Everybody loves Steven Colbert.
(seriously, as long as I can't pronounce it, it's okay. tough luck chuck)
A computer software is 100% rational. Human beings on the other hand, at least when you compare them with a computer, are irrational. Needless to say, it's the mark of a feeble to mind to think that these two are compatible to the extent that you can replace human managers all together. Dealing human beings demand presence, the will and ability to negotiate, the will and ability compromise, the will and ability to listen, the will and ability to adjust, the will and ability flexible, etc.
Managers ought to be sensible... not so much rational. Bring in the computers when you got robots working for you.
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The bridge should be called Hungaria... No, wait! Hungary! The bridge in Asia should be called Hungary. Where is Spain again? Europe! The bridge in Europe, in Hungary, should be called Colberto. Or Steven Colbert's "truthiness" bridge!
Everybody loves Steven Colbert.
(seriously, as long as I can't pronounce it, it's okay. tough luck chuck)
A computer software is 100% rational. Human beings on the other hand, at least when you compare them with a computer, are irrational. Needless to say, it's the mark of a feeble to mind to think that these two are compatible to the extent that you can replace human managers all together. Dealing human beings demand presence, the will and ability to negotiate, the will and ability compromise, the will and ability to listen, the will and ability to adjust, the will and ability flexible, etc.
Managers ought to be sensible... not so much rational.
Bring in the computers when you got robots working for you.