Programme 1
Keeping an eye on activities |
Oddly I've seen on TV this evening programmes about leadership - If I need to see how businesses work and what teams are about there are few better than Restaurant Stakeout with the no nonsense Willy Degel in the driving seat -I can't help but get the impression that a week with him would be better than any MBA.
Do as you say, listen but lead and respect your customers (who pay your wages).
Programme 2
Busy Bees -creating a buzz? |
Theresa May instead chose to throw an uncomfortable looking Amber Rudd (the current Home Secretary who has just lost her 93 year old father) into the battle.
How does Sir Linton Crosby think this will play?
Is May so uncomfortable under questioning by the electorate that she can't be trusted?
Is it a better move to keep her in 'controlled' scenarios?
For me the two top performers were the SNP's Angus Robertson who was solid and unruffled and the clearly impassioned Greens's co leader Caroline Lucas - always human, reasonable and likeable (a rare mixture for a politician)
Expect a Jeremy bounce (time will tell if it is that of a dead cat though) - and there was an impression at least of leadership from him here.
And now
I have £227 .90 |
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