Perhaps the moral of the story is that "all the kings horses and all the kings men", working together, formed too large a group for effective decision making. Perhaps the horses working alone, or the men working alone, could have achieved better results? IMO people tend to underestimate the horses, but either way, this is clearly a parable of right-sizing teams, delegation, and the need for decision owners in corporate environments.
Typical. Never occurred to them to ask the women.
they could have just asked the queen. there was a lot of mansplaining going on here. some
horsesplaining too, probs
Perhaps the moral of the story is that "all the kings horses and all the kings men", working together, formed too large a group for effective decision making. Perhaps the horses working alone, or the men working alone, could have achieved better results? IMO people tend to underestimate the horses, but either way, this is clearly a parable of right-sizing teams, delegation, and the need for decision owners in corporate environments.
idk bro, i think you might be solutionizing here.
A periodontist might be able to help. They use lasers now.
You don’t hear much about it, but Humpty Dumpty’s second-biggest problem was gum disease