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with equal authority and at great length. This is not true with
important issues on which there are alleged experts. Experts, those who
know a great deal about a subject, tend to limit discussion to what
they know about it. Their authority is vulnerable to new ideas, which,
of course, seldom come from other experts, but from nonexperts whom
experts try to exclude from the discussion.
Experts seldom accept any responsibility for errors resulting from
following their advice. However, they accept full responsibility for
any successes that result from following their advice, however remote
the connection.It would be funny if it weren't so true.
Source: 2006/11/10/f-laws-management-truths-we-wish-to-ignore/
Posted by ACASA on November 10, 2006 at 11:00 PM in Books | Permalink
I love it. Fluor requires opening meetings with a safety topic and a value creation topic, so I opened several meetings last week where I was presenting charts on a computer with the f-laws page. I got away with it - still have my job!
As the company charts guy, my favorite is about wanting what you can measure rather than measuring what you want.
I've suggested a law to submission process - "Given two numbers, they will be different". Managers very much overreact to the differences between two numbers (be it this year compared to last year, last quarter, the past 12 month average, whatever). It is always interesting to see the amount of explanation and effort spent on random noise.
Thanks.
Posted by: Steven S Prevette at Nov 20, 2006 10:05:48 PM