Ep. 2216 Egalitarianism Also Fails in the Workplace

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Tom Woods

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🗓️ 12 October 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Peter Klein, professor of entrepreneurship at Baylor University, explains why the current fad of flattening hierarchies in the workplace is unlikely to deliver good results.

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0:00.0	The Tom Wood Show, Episode 2216.
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0:11.3	The Tom Wood Show.
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0:37.9	Everybody, Tom Woods here.
0:39.2	I'm delighted to be talking to Peter Klein today.
0:42.2	We both spent the weekend in Phoenix, Arizona at the 40th anniversary
0:47.2	supporter summit of the Measus Institute.
0:49.9	Absolutely great time.
0:51.1	We're talking to Peter, though, about his brand new book, Why Managers Matter.
0:55.5	The Paroles of the Bosphorus Company.
0:57.3	Peter holds a PhD in economics of the University of California at Berkeley.
1:01.6	He's a professor of entrepreneurship at Baylor University.
1:04.4	Welcome back, Peter.
1:05.7	Hi, Tom. Thanks for having me.
1:07.6	All right. Let's dig into this.
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