As a leader, you have to let go of divide-and-conquer, piecemeal, “don’t boil the ocean” thinking, because complexity can’t be contained, isolated, divided, reduced, or ignored.

Still, be sure to also teach students the common denominator approach, since they don’t need to flip and multiply fractions in order to divide and conquer them.

Divide and conquer “Divide and conquer” relies upon a communication bus, and for whatever reason, you may have a preference for choosing a bus other than I 2 C. But that's okay because the strategy is ...

Remember a few examples: Remember the savings and loan scandals of the 1980s and 90s? 1,043 savings and loan associations in the United States failed due to white collar crime.

Blacks gained a foothold in Chicago's massive meatpacking industry in 1894, for example, when unionized butchers joined the striking American Railway Union, a whites-only outfit led by future ...

Exchange-traded products (ETPs) are a disorganized mess. The industry needs standardized product groupings so that investors have an easier time sorting and comparing funds. I propose a “first ...

The whole world can be divided into two groups, these being splitters and lumpers. Design battles are waged across conference rooms as debates rage over whether to split or to lump. Splitters take a ...

COVID might be fought efficiently with fewer shutdowns by restricting activities only in a particular area with a population up to 200,000 when its case rate rises above a chosen threshold.