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The Road to Character

Name: The Road to Character
Brand: Random House
SKU: 09020498
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David Brooks

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Codice Libristo: 09020498

Casa editrice Random House, aprile 2015

The fact is that we live in a hypercompetitive meritocracy: colleges and businesses alike reward goa... Descrizione completa

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The fact is that we live in a hypercompetitive meritocracy: colleges and businesses alike reward goal-oriented superstars and those who self-promote are most likely to thrive. This rigorous, culture-wide emphasis on external acheivements can lead to great success but it also fosters shrewdness and a narrow self-focus: a "Big Me" culture. As a result, we may be more capable -- but are we better leaders and thinkers?