Yöneticilikle ilgili eğitim alan ve daha işin başında olan öğrencilere ilk derslerde öğretilen küçük bir örnek vardır. Bu örneğin ana teması, bir ekipte görev yapan kişilerin ufuk çizgisinin, bulundukları mevkilere göre hangi düzeyde olduğunu göstermektir.
Örnek ağaç kesmekle görevlendirilmiş bir şirket ve onun personelinden oluşmaktadır. İşin sonunda yanlış ağaçlar kesilmiştir ve sorun aranmaktadır.
Ormana ağaç kesmeye giden oduncular, birbirlerini yanlış ağacı kesmekle suçlarlar.
Ekip başı, oduncuları yanlış ağaçları kesmekle suçlar.
Amir, Ekip başını odunculara kesmeleri için yanlış ağaç grubunu göstermekle suçlar.
Müdür Amiri, odun ekibini ormanda yanlış bir bölgeye ...
The contents of Mr. Tassos Papadopoulos’ speech to the UN Gen-eral Assembly on Dec. 18, 2005, and an interview published in the weekly French magazine L’Express dated May 4, 2006 clearly reveal the real target and vision of the Greek Cypriot leader.
Papadopoulos stated his vision for the future, the solution of the Cyprus problem through the absorption of Turkish Cypriots into a Greek Cypriot state, at the UN General Assembly. And in his interview in L’Express, he clearly defined his goal of establishing a unitary state run by the Greek majority: “We reject a state constituted of two distinct zones and two differing communities while the Greeks are 82 percent of the population. I cannot accept a system allowing a blockage to the validity and smooth running of ...
For some time Greek Cyprus President Tassos Papadopulos and his team have been conducting a campaign of blame against Turkey. They criticize Turkey for not supporting the Gambari agreement, which was brokered by UN Undersecretary-General Ibrahim Gambari and signed by Papadopulos and Turkish Cypriot President Mehmet Ali Talat in July of 2006, in all of their official or unofficial speeches and statements. There is some truth in this censure.
It is quite obvious that the latest political developments in the Cyprus issue are not ideal for Papadopulos. His dream to establish a “unitary Greek state” in Cyprus and to keep the post and title of the “only recognized government of Cyprus” until then, has almost gone by the board. In fact, it has already fallen to the...
