#Management

Rob Collins

AlbuQuirky

@BCFC_Supporters @OSIBpodcast @BCFCOLIVERDOG @BristolCity @GeeMacGee @nscottd1 @MichelleOwen7 Time for reflection. I was so upset after the Cardiff defeat I switched off the TV and did not engage again until Twitter

Eleanor Saitta

Dymaxion

As technology is deployed at scale and becomes infrastructure, its governance ceases to be engineering or design and becomes (geo)politics. There are no large technology companies, only non-state actors currently

James Johnson

jamesjohnson252

NEW @JLPartnersPolls for @Channel4News: the 1st poll of the Red Wall since the ElectionIn 2019 the Tories led by 48% to 39%. Now Labour leads by 47% to 41%On a

Ram Bhupatiraju

RamBhupatiraju

My E-Commerce& AdvertisingJourney. Thesis (initial & latest), Scorecard & Lessons from those holdings.Sharing with few friends @saxena_puru @richard_chu97 @BrianFeroldi @7Innovator @Gautam__Baid @TMFJMo @dhaval_kotecha @JonahLup

Larry Mishel

LarryMishel

Thread (1/14) on new paper explaining pvt sector union decline w/ @LaneWindham and Lynn Rhinehart. Retweet don't just like! @EconomicPolicy @GeorgetownKILWP https://www.epi.org/unequalpower/publications/private-sector-unions-corporate-l

Susanne Auer 🇪🇺

AuerSusan

#Brexit and #Space - The good, bad and the ugly.A short detailing which programmes the UK loses, where co-operation continues and how participation with #ESA is affected. #Galileo & #EGNOS:

Zac Taylor

zacjtaylor

Incoming: yet another FL insurance thread. Reports are emerging that two property insurers, with 120k policies combined, will be deemed insolvent this week. This comes as private insurers across the

Scott Ingram CPA, CA

areacode416

I decided to read the 80 page report from Ontario's Auditor General about Condos. In this thread I'll share what struck me as interesting... /1 Mentions 890,000 condo units in

Tazra Mitchell

TazraMitchell

Several folks have asked me for thoughts about the CFO's resignation. This is a big deal b/c the CFO is one of the most important positions in the city, having

Jennie Espelho

1Mirror1978

I worked in the NHS for over 15 years. I saw it start being destroyed around the year 2000. The NHS is not fit for purpose for the following reasons.

Steven Shorrock

StevenShorrock

Why so many more such jobs in defence than hospitals (almost none) and healthcare generally...?https://twitter.com/stevenshorrock/status/1335194195716399107 Here are a few possible reasons:1. The job title just doesn’t exist in the NHS

Prof Colin Talbot (Shielding: Month 10)

colinrtalbot

THREAD: Russia, Resilience & Covid-19The security and intelligence agencies are getting some stick over Russia. So here's a small corrective.Having worked as adviser to GCHQ for 8 years and having

Cal Jones

CalJonesJudo

Key theories that currently inform my coaching practice; A MEGA THREAD. (N.B. If my understanding of the literature changes, so too will my approach.) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS AND OUR RESPONSIBILITIES: UNCRC

Lizanne Foster

MovingParadigms

Schools are being kept open not because of the need for educating students, their primary function, but because #bced performs a social safety net function in the provision of food,

Krishnan

cvkrishnan

A disaster happening in slow motion right before our eyes. Patch work over patch work isn't going to cover up the organizational & technical incompetence of GTRE-DRDO & the MoD

Chad Loder

chadloder

"Anti-homeless" hostile architecture, a thread.Toronto. These devices (left) keep homeless people from sleeping on the grates to avoid freezing to death (right). Los Angeles. The city calls these "arm-rests".More homeles

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