I would love to see Harvard lose all credibility and all their assets sold to create a legit college.
Having worked with a couple of Harvard graduates, I wasn't impressed.
I also read a management book about 40 years ago published by a Harvard educated writer. The book pushed the idea of rewarding good workers with more work while squeezing everything out of them for as little financial reward as possible. It wasn't worded quite that way, but emphasizing non-financial incentives and positive/negative feedback methodologies (i.e. Pavlov's dog) as preferred management techniques, while stating that overpaying some employees would create dissension in the ranks, is just a workers as slaves mentality. Makes sense now seeing the DS influence.
I would much rather see higher education sponsored by the government ONLINE and free to anyone in the public and close all these hellholes of liberal indoctrination.
I would love to see Harvard lose all credibility and all their assets sold to create a legit college.
Having worked with a couple of Harvard graduates, I wasn't impressed.
I also read a management book about 40 years ago published by a Harvard educated writer. The book pushed the idea of rewarding good workers with more work while squeezing everything out of them for as little financial reward as possible. It wasn't worded quite that way, but emphasizing non-financial incentives and positive/negative feedback methodologies (i.e. Pavlov's dog) as preferred management techniques, while stating that overpaying some employees would create dissension in the ranks, is just a workers as slaves mentality. Makes sense now seeing the DS influence.
I would much rather see higher education sponsored by the government ONLINE and free to anyone in the public and close all these hellholes of liberal indoctrination.
A good idea, but I have mixed feelings about that. Some people are in toxic environments and need to get away from home to get a good education.