My friend and colleague Simon Caulkin wrote this superb column for The Observer newspaper yesterday. Do give it five minutes of your time.
He argues that managers have been caught up in what has been, effectively, a failed 25-year long ideological experiment in rampant short termism.
You may not agree with his conclusions but they demand a serious response.
Ravi Mattu is the editor of Business Life, the FT's management features
section, and a former editor of the Mastering Management series. He joined the FT in 2000 from Prospect magazine
Stefan Stern writes a column on Tuesdays on management. He has won awards from the Work Foundation and the Management Consultancies Association.
Lucy Kellaway writes a column on Mondays on work , poking fun at management fads and jargon and celebrating the ups and downs of office life. She is also the FT's Agony Aunt.
Luke Johnson writes an FT column on Wednesdays on entrepreneurship. He is chairman of the Royal Society of Arts and runs Risk Capital Partners, a private equity firm.
Lucy Kellaway, FT columnist and associate editor, offers her solution to your workplace problems in a column in the Financial Times. In the online edition of her Dear Lucy 'agony aunt' column, readers are invited to have a say too.
Selected FT blog posts FT.com - Business Life
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