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McKinsey Quarterly (@McKQuarterly) | Twitter – Think you know where the world is heading? Check your intuition with our quiz:

May 24, 2015 By in Business Administration, China, Euro Crisis, Foreign Policy, Growth, People, Politics Tags: , , Leave a comment
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As somebody who’s awful at quizzes, to my surprise I got 7/7 right on the #NoOrdinaryDisruption quiz!

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What about you?

Bringing out the best in people | McKinsey & Company

January 23, 2015 By in Accountability, Austerity, Business Administration, Business Strategy, Business Transformation, Cost Cutting, Cost Reduction, David Cameron, Defense Policy, Democracy, Ed Miliband, Education, Energy Policy, Erik Pickles, Euro Crisis, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, George Osborne, Growth, Healthcare, Immigration, Keynesian, Local Government, Neoliberal, NHS, Nigel Ferange, People, Politics, Public Services Reform Tags: , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment
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This is an excellent, must-read article from strategy consultants’ McKinsey. Check it out!

via Bringing out the best in people | McKinsey & Company.

It is time to look at public sector service post austerity. As had been predicted and analyzed on this blog over the last four years, austerity has largely fallen on cuts to the quality of public service. Little has been done to effectively consolidate a bloated public sector. Cuts have typically fallen upon front-line services.

It’s useful to take the McKinsey article as best practice and look at the record of UK Prime Minister, David Cameron.

Whoever wins the UK election, it is necessary to take a strategic approach to the public sector.

Thoughts?

 

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