Capital punishment may have had a place in American society at one time. But that time is past. We will get the process right at last only when we get rid of it completely.
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It is so typically American for us to try to improve the productivity of a process, even when the process is killing in the name of the people. Yet in boosting the productivity of any process the FIRST question to answer before improvements to effectiveness, efficiency, timeliness, or any other criteria even become relevant is, "Why is this process worth doing at all? " If there 's a good answer, then improve the process. Otherwise, get rid of it.
Capital punishment may have had a place in American society at one time. But that time is past. We will get the process right at last only when we get rid of it completely.
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Capital punishment may have had a place in American society at one time. But that time is past. We will get the process right at last only when we get rid of it completely.
Rick Wise is an industrial psychologist and retired management consultant. For 15 years, he was managing director of ValueNet International, Inc.
Before starting ValueNet, Rick was director, corporate training and, later, director, corporate (more...)
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