SESSION 17 | ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES
This session will be led by one of the groups, as everyone discusses and deliberates on what we see as the essentials of the module
A short discussion of the place of structure in an organizational design
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Robust Apprenticeship Program Key To Germany's Manufacturing Might
by John Ydstie, NPR, 04 January 2018
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You don't have to read these unless you wish to, but we might touch upon them in conversation
Read a bit more from a classic on information and organizations, it might prove illuminating.
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something to take away
Shanren
Shanren. The following quote comes from WNYC.
Beijing-based alt-folk quartet Shanren meshes rock and ska with the rich music of its native Yunnan province -- the mythical home of Shangri-La -- in southwestern China.
Shanren (which means "Mountain Men" in Chinese) formed after its members migrated from the rural countryside to the bustling Chinese capital a decade ago.
In addition to singing about its ethnic traditions, Shanren's music also grapples with themes resonant to rural transplants and ethnic minorities. The lute-laced song "Thirty Years," for instance, deals with migrants looking for work and love in the big city.
And, closer to home. a local talent
Wei Xie, a former student, performed a music style unfamiliar to me, but clearly something he knew from his background, at a competition in Durham, NC.
The world is small.