All Hail !
Yup, the weather's got worse. Here's a picture taken in Mount Eden yesterday morning. Hail like we've never seen before in Auckland. The only upside is that we'll be able to go skiing this Christmas.
This article in the Herald also caught my eye - suggesting that the generous remuneration awarded to Chief Executives may not be achieving the desired results in business growth. The philosophy of "incentivising" good performance may not be as well-founded as we think. A notable quote from the article:
"the paper suggests that today's corporate managers are somewhat like landed aristocracy in the 19th century or political elites of the Third World: the benefits they receive, and any value they create, are the result of the prevailing form of development rather than any real contribution. "
Arrr, blow me down and call me a socialist.
Hail in Mount Eden, 19 December 2004 
This article in the Herald also caught my eye - suggesting that the generous remuneration awarded to Chief Executives may not be achieving the desired results in business growth. The philosophy of "incentivising" good performance may not be as well-founded as we think. A notable quote from the article:
"the paper suggests that today's corporate managers are somewhat like landed aristocracy in the 19th century or political elites of the Third World: the benefits they receive, and any value they create, are the result of the prevailing form of development rather than any real contribution. "
Arrr, blow me down and call me a socialist.
posted by etnobofin @ 17:21
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home