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Penn State and the Peter Principle

Submitted by Earl C Wallace on July 25, 2012 - 10:24am.

The Penn State scandal has people calling for board oversight reforms.  Changes only are as effective as the character of the people they involve.  Character results from the values that motivate behaviors. The Peter Principle results when people get promoted but fail to learn new perspectives and skills to handle the new responsibilities. 

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