THE RACE
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams hold an annual race. After losing by one mile, the Indian team hired consultants to analyze their performance. The consultants determined the Indian team had too many captains and not enough rowers, unlike the Japanese team. They recommended restructuring the Indian team to have fewer captains and more focus on the rower. The next year, India lost by two miles and replaced the rower, but the management received bonuses for their motivation efforts.
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams hold an annual race. After losing by one mile, the Indian team hired consultants to analyze their performance. The consultants found that the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Based on this, the consultants recommended restructuring the Indian team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, India lost by 2 miles and blamed the single rower, but the management was still paid a bonus for their efforts in preparing the team. A new analysis showed the strategy was good but the tool (boat) needed improvement, so the Indian team is now designing a new boat.
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams held an annual race, which Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India hired consultants to analyze their team structure. The consultants determined India had too many captains and too few rowers compared to Japan's structure of 7 rowers and 1 captain. The consultants recommended restructuring India's team to have fewer captains, more rowers, and improved working conditions for the rower. However, the next year Japan still won by 2 miles, so India replaced their rower while rewarding management for their efforts in preparing the team.
Story the race
The Indian and Japanese rowing teams hold an annual race. Last year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India hired consultants to analyze their team structure. The consultants determined India had too many captains and not enough rowers. They recommended restructuring the team to have fewer captains and improve the sole rower's environment. The next year, Japan still won but by a larger margin of 2 miles, so India replaced the rower. The consultants then analyzed that the strategy was sound but the tool (the boat) needed improvement, so India began designing a new boat.
Race
The Indian and Japanese rowing teams held an annual race with 8 men per team. While the Japanese won the first race by 1 mile, the Indian team was determined to win the next year. An analysis team was formed to observe and recommend solutions. They found the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. A consulting company was hired to restructure the Indian team. They concluded there were too many captains and too few rowers for India. It was proposed to change the structure to have 4 captains led by 2 managers and 1 top manager, improving the rower's environment and competencies. The next year, Japan won by 2 more miles and
Pakistan management
The Pakistani rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual race against the Japanese team. The consultants found that the Pakistani team had too many captains and not enough rowers, while the Japanese team had more rowers. The Pakistani team restructured to have fewer captains and improved conditions for the rower. However, after losing again the next year, they replaced the rower but gave bonuses to the managers for their efforts in preparing the team. The consultants determined the strategy and motivation were adequate but the equipment needed improvement.
The race
The Pakistani rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual race against the Japanese team. The consultants found that the Pakistani team had too many captains and not enough rowers, while the Japanese team had more rowers. The consultants recommended restructuring the Pakistani team to have fewer captains and improve the conditions for the single rower. However, after restructuring, the Pakistani team still lost the next year's race by more miles.
03 arabian management
The Arabian rowing team lost to Japan by 1 mile in their annual race. To improve for the next year, the Arabian team analyzed Japan's team structure and found they had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Arabian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. After hiring consultants, the Arabian team restructured to have 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 top manager leading 1 rower. However, the next year they lost to Japan by 2 miles and the rower was replaced, while management was awarded bonuses for their motivation efforts despite the loss.
race
The Iranian and Japanese rowing teams agreed to an annual race. In the first race, Japan won by 1 mile. After a detailed analysis, the Iranian team found that Japan had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while Iran had 7 captains but only 1 rower. Consultants were hired to restructure the Iranian team. They recommended reducing the number of captains and increasing the number of rowers. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles. The Iranian rower was replaced, but the management received bonuses for their efforts in preparing the team. A new analysis found the strategy was good but the tools needed improving. Now, Iran is designing a new boat.
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams hold an annual race. After losing by one mile, the Indian team hired consultants to analyze their performance. The consultants found that the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Based on this, the consultants recommended restructuring the Indian team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, India lost by 2 miles and blamed the single rower, but the management was still paid a bonus for their efforts in preparing the team. A new analysis showed the strategy was good but the tool (boat) needed improvement, so the Indian team is now designing a new boat.
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams held an annual race, which Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India hired consultants to analyze their team structure. The consultants determined India had too many captains and too few rowers compared to Japan's structure of 7 rowers and 1 captain. The consultants recommended restructuring India's team to have fewer captains, more rowers, and improved working conditions for the rower. However, the next year Japan still won by 2 miles, so India replaced their rower while rewarding management for their efforts in preparing the team.
Story the race
The Indian and Japanese rowing teams hold an annual race. Last year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India hired consultants to analyze their team structure. The consultants determined India had too many captains and not enough rowers. They recommended restructuring the team to have fewer captains and improve the sole rower's environment. The next year, Japan still won but by a larger margin of 2 miles, so India replaced the rower. The consultants then analyzed that the strategy was sound but the tool (the boat) needed improvement, so India began designing a new boat.
Race
The Indian and Japanese rowing teams held an annual race with 8 men per team. While the Japanese won the first race by 1 mile, the Indian team was determined to win the next year. An analysis team was formed to observe and recommend solutions. They found the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. A consulting company was hired to restructure the Indian team. They concluded there were too many captains and too few rowers for India. It was proposed to change the structure to have 4 captains led by 2 managers and 1 top manager, improving the rower's environment and competencies. The next year, Japan won by 2 more miles and
Pakistan management
The Pakistani rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual race against the Japanese team. The consultants found that the Pakistani team had too many captains and not enough rowers, while the Japanese team had more rowers. The Pakistani team restructured to have fewer captains and improved conditions for the rower. However, after losing again the next year, they replaced the rower but gave bonuses to the managers for their efforts in preparing the team. The consultants determined the strategy and motivation were adequate but the equipment needed improvement.
The race
The Pakistani rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual race against the Japanese team. The consultants found that the Pakistani team had too many captains and not enough rowers, while the Japanese team had more rowers. The consultants recommended restructuring the Pakistani team to have fewer captains and improve the conditions for the single rower. However, after restructuring, the Pakistani team still lost the next year's race by more miles.
03 arabian management
The Arabian rowing team lost to Japan by 1 mile in their annual race. To improve for the next year, the Arabian team analyzed Japan's team structure and found they had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Arabian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. After hiring consultants, the Arabian team restructured to have 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 top manager leading 1 rower. However, the next year they lost to Japan by 2 miles and the rower was replaced, while management was awarded bonuses for their motivation efforts despite the loss.
race
The Iranian and Japanese rowing teams agreed to an annual race. In the first race, Japan won by 1 mile. After a detailed analysis, the Iranian team found that Japan had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while Iran had 7 captains but only 1 rower. Consultants were hired to restructure the Iranian team. They recommended reducing the number of captains and increasing the number of rowers. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles. The Iranian rower was replaced, but the management received bonuses for their efforts in preparing the team. A new analysis found the strategy was good but the tools needed improving. Now, Iran is designing a new boat.
The race
The Indian and Japanese rowing teams agreed to an annual rowing race. After losing the first year by one mile, the Indian team established an analyst team to determine why. They found the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. In response, the Indian team hired consultants who concluded there were too many captains and too few rowers. They restructured the team to have 4 captains, 2 managers, 1 top manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles, so the Indian team replaced the rower. However, management was still awarded bonuses for their efforts in preparing the team.
The race
The Arabian rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual rowing race against Japan. The consultants found that the Arabian team had too many captains and not enough rowers. They recommended restructuring the team to have fewer captains and improve conditions for the rower. The next year, Japan still won but by a smaller margin. The Arabian team then fired the rower but gave bonuses to management for their efforts, while the consultants said the strategy was good but the tool (boat) needed improving, so a new boat is now being designed.
Arabian Raw Team
The Arabian rowing team lost to Japan by 1 mile in their annual race. To improve, they analyzed the Japanese team and found they had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Arabian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. The Arabian team then hired consultants who recommended restructuring to have 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 rower, as well as improving the rower's environment. However, after losing by 2 miles the next year, they fired the rower but paid bonuses to management for their motivation, while the consultants found the strategy was good but the tool (the rower) needed improvement.
Indian Management
An annual rowing race is held between teams from India and Japan. The previous year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India established an analyst team to review the situation and make recommendations. It was discovered that the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower. A consulting company was hired to restructure the Indian team. They recommended reducing the number of captains and improving the single rower's environment and skills. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles. The Indian rower was fired but management received bonuses for their preparation efforts. A new analysis found the strategy was sound but the tool (boat) needed improving, so the Indian
Indian management
India and Japan agreed to an annual rowing race between 8-person teams. The first year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India established an analyst team to review and recommend solutions. It was found that the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. India hired consultants who concluded too many captains and too few rowers was the issue. They restructured to have 4 captains, 2 managers, 1 top manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles, so India fired the rower but paid bonuses to management for their preparation efforts. The consultants determined the strategy was sound but the tool used needed improving
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The Timbuktu rowing team lost to the Japanese team by 1 mile in their first annual race. In response, the Timbuktu team hired a consulting company to analyze their structure. The consultants found that the Timbuktu team had 7 captains and only 1 rower, while the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Based on this analysis, the consultants recommended restructuring the Timbuktu team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, the Timbuktu team lost again, this time by 2 miles, and the single rower was fired while bonuses were paid to the captains. A new analysis showed the strategy was sound but the equipment needed improving
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The Race
The French rowing team lost to the Japanese team by 1 mile. An analysis found the French team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Consultants were hired and recommended restructuring the French team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, the Japanese won by 2 miles and the French rower was replaced, while management received bonuses for their motivation.
Malaysia boleh 2
The Malaysian rowing team lost to Japan by 1 km in their annual competition. This prompted management to analyze why and find solutions. It was discovered that the Malaysian team had 7 captains and only 1 rower, while Japan had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Consultants were hired and concluded the team structure needed to change, recommending 4 captains, 2 supervisors, 1 manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Malaysia lost by 2 km and the sole rower was removed, while management received a bonus. Consultants then analyzed that the strategy and motivation were good but tools needed improving, and the team is now designing a new boat.
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Our rowing team lost a competition to a foreign team and sought to improve for the next year. An analysis found that our team had 7 captains and only 1 rower, while the other team had 7 rowers and 1 captain. We hired a consultant who recommended restructuring our team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year we lost again by an even greater margin, so the rower was fired and managers were rewarded while consultants analyzed that our strategy was good but implementation was poor.
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The Dutch and Japanese companies held an annual canoe race with 8 people per canoe. The Japanese won the first race by a mile. After investigating, the Dutch team discovered the Japanese had 7 people rowing and 1 giving instructions, while the Dutch had 1 rowing and 7 giving instructions. The Dutch management hired consultants who concluded too many people were instructing and not enough rowing. The next year, the Dutch restructured their team to have 4 instructors, 2 governors, 1 visionary, and motivated the rower with more responsibility. However, the Japanese still won by two miles and the Dutch fired their rower, despite the governors receiving bonuses for their dedication. The consultants determined the tactics were correct but the equipment
The Management Rowing Race
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The Red and Green rowing teams held an annual rowing race with 8 men per team. The Green team won the first race by one mile. The Red team analyzed the situation and found the Green team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Red team had 7 captains and 1 rower. The Red team restructured its team hierarchy, putting more managers and directors in place over the rower. However, the Green team still won the next year's race. The Red team fired the rower and paid bonuses to the managers. A consultant analysis found the restructuring was done correctly but the tool (boat) was substandard and needed improving.
Team race 1
The Red and Green rowing teams hold an annual race. The Green team won the first race with 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Red team had 7 captains and 1 rower. Consultants analyzed the data and concluded the Red team needed to restructure, changing to 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 director overseeing 1 rower. The next year, the Green team won by an even greater margin. The Red team fired the rower and paid bonuses to management for their leadership, and are now seeking a new temporary rower from another country.
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The Indian and Japanese rowing teams agreed to an annual rowing race. After losing the first year by one mile, the Indian team established an analyst team to determine why. They found the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. In response, the Indian team hired consultants who concluded there were too many captains and too few rowers. They restructured the team to have 4 captains, 2 managers, 1 top manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles, so the Indian team replaced the rower. However, management was still awarded bonuses for their efforts in preparing the team.
The race
The Arabian rowing team hired consultants to analyze why they lost the annual rowing race against Japan. The consultants found that the Arabian team had too many captains and not enough rowers. They recommended restructuring the team to have fewer captains and improve conditions for the rower. The next year, Japan still won but by a smaller margin. The Arabian team then fired the rower but gave bonuses to management for their efforts, while the consultants said the strategy was good but the tool (boat) needed improving, so a new boat is now being designed.
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The Arabian rowing team lost to Japan by 1 mile in their annual race. To improve, they analyzed the Japanese team and found they had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Arabian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. The Arabian team then hired consultants who recommended restructuring to have 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 rower, as well as improving the rower's environment. However, after losing by 2 miles the next year, they fired the rower but paid bonuses to management for their motivation, while the consultants found the strategy was good but the tool (the rower) needed improvement.
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An annual rowing race is held between teams from India and Japan. The previous year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India established an analyst team to review the situation and make recommendations. It was discovered that the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains but only 1 rower. A consulting company was hired to restructure the Indian team. They recommended reducing the number of captains and improving the single rower's environment and skills. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles. The Indian rower was fired but management received bonuses for their preparation efforts. A new analysis found the strategy was sound but the tool (boat) needed improving, so the Indian
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India and Japan agreed to an annual rowing race between 8-person teams. The first year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, India established an analyst team to review and recommend solutions. It was found that the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Indian team had 7 captains and 1 rower. India hired consultants who concluded too many captains and too few rowers was the issue. They restructured to have 4 captains, 2 managers, 1 top manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles, so India fired the rower but paid bonuses to management for their preparation efforts. The consultants determined the strategy was sound but the tool used needed improving
Team race
The Timbuktu rowing team lost to the Japanese team by 1 mile in their first annual race. In response, the Timbuktu team hired a consulting company to analyze their structure. The consultants found that the Timbuktu team had 7 captains and only 1 rower, while the Japanese team had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Based on this analysis, the consultants recommended restructuring the Timbuktu team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, the Timbuktu team lost again, this time by 2 miles, and the single rower was fired while bonuses were paid to the captains. A new analysis showed the strategy was sound but the equipment needed improving
Rowers 1 .Pps
The French and Japanese rowing teams compete in an annual race. Last year, Japan won by 1 mile. In response, France established an analyst team to observe and recommend solutions. It was found that Japan had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while France had 7 captains and 1 rower. Consultants were then hired to restructure France's team, recommending a new structure with 4 captains, 2 managers, 1 top manager, and 1 rower. The next year, Japan won by 2 miles. France is now designing a new boat in an effort to improve performance.
The Race
The French rowing team lost to the Japanese team by 1 mile. An analysis found the French team had 7 captains but only 1 rower, while the Japanese had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Consultants were hired and recommended restructuring the French team to have fewer captains and more rowers. The next year, the Japanese won by 2 miles and the French rower was replaced, while management received bonuses for their motivation.
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The Red and Green rowing teams held an annual rowing race. The first year, the Green team won by 1 mile. An audit of the Red team found they had 7 captains and 1 rower, while the Green team had 7 rowers and 1 captain. Consultants were hired and concluded the ratio of captains to rowers was the problem. The Red team restructured to have fewer captains and more rowers. However, the next year the Green team still won, by 2 miles this time. The Red team fired the rower and paid bonuses to the captains, directors, and managers instead of addressing the underlying issue.
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The Red and Green rowing teams held an annual race, with the Green team winning the first race by 1 mile. The Red team established auditors to analyze differences between the teams, finding the Green had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Red had 7 captains and 1 rower. Consultants were hired and concluded the Red team needed to restructure, changing to 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 senior director overseeing 1 rower. The next year, the Green won by 2 miles and the Red fired the rower, paying bonuses to management for their leadership and motivation. A new analysis found the tool used was substandard. The Red team is now outsourcing rowing to India and having
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The Red and Green rowing teams held an annual rowing race with 8 men per team. The Green team won the first race by one mile. The Red team analyzed the situation and found the Green team had 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Red team had 7 captains and 1 rower. The Red team restructured its team hierarchy, putting more managers and directors in place over the rower. However, the Green team still won the next year's race. The Red team fired the rower and paid bonuses to the managers. A consultant analysis found the restructuring was done correctly but the tool (boat) was substandard and needed improving.
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The Red and Green rowing teams hold an annual race. The Green team won the first race with 7 rowers and 1 captain, while the Red team had 7 captains and 1 rower. Consultants analyzed the data and concluded the Red team needed to restructure, changing to 4 captains, 2 managers, and 1 director overseeing 1 rower. The next year, the Green team won by an even greater margin. The Red team fired the rower and paid bonuses to management for their leadership, and are now seeking a new temporary rower from another country.
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Scientists placed 5 monkeys in a cage with a ladder to bananas at the top. Any monkey climbing the ladder would cause all monkeys to be sprayed with cold water. Over time, the monkeys learned that climbing the ladder resulted in being beaten by the others. When monkeys were substituted, the new monkeys quickly learned not to climb the ladder to avoid being beaten, even though they did not know why. This showed how a group can continue a paradigm of punishing certain behaviors without understanding the original reasoning for it.
Paradigm
Scientists placed 5 monkeys in a cage with a ladder to bananas at the top. Any monkey climbing the ladder would cause all monkeys to be sprayed with cold water. Over time, the monkeys learned that climbing the ladder resulted in being beaten by the others. When monkeys were substituted, the new monkeys quickly learned the same behavior without knowing the reason. This led to a group of monkeys that continued beating any monkey trying to climb the ladder, even though none of them had ever experienced the cold water punishment.
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THE RACE
- 2. Once upon a time there was a Indian rowing team
- 3. India and Japan agreed to do an annual rowing race. Each team should contain 8 men.
- 4. Both teams worked really hard to get in a best shape. The day the race started both teams were in similar condition. Although the Japanese won by 1 mile.
- 5. FINISH
- 6. The mood in the Indian team was really close to the freeze point. The top management decided to win the race next year. So they established a team of analysts to observe the situation and recommend an appropriate solution.
- 8. After several detailed analysis the team found out that Japanese had 7 rowers and only one captain.
- 10. Of course the Indian team had 7 captains but only one rower.
- 12. Facing such critical scenario the management showed an unexpected wisdom: they hired the consulting company to restructure the Indian team.
- 14. After several months the consultants came up with the conclusion that there were too many captains and too few rowers in the Indian team. A solution was proposed based on this analysis: the structure of the Indian team has to be changed!
- 16. As of today there will be only 4 captains in the team led by 2 managers, one top-manager and one rower. Besides that, they suggested to improve the rower’s working environment and to give him higher competencies.
- 17. Next year the Japanese won by 2 miles.
- 18. FINISH
- 19. The Indian team immediatelly displaced the rower from the team based on his unsatisfactory performance.
- 20. But the bonus award was paid to the management for the strong motivation the team showed during the preparation phase.
- 21. The consulting company parepared a new analysis, which showed that the strategy was good, the motivation was O.K. but the used tool has to be improved. Currently the Indian team is designing a new boat.