Through his repeated reference to notable management professors in Insead, I deduced that he was an MBA graduate of the prestigious business school and that he had a wealth of experience in international business management.
First of 2 partsFirst wordTHE frustrating onion crisis that has driven government and citizenry alike to distraction and confusion across the archipelago, has brought to mind a two-part series that I published on December 14 and 16 in 2015, in recognition and appreciation of an acute analysis and review which one reader performed on the Philippine situation and prospects, as the country was preparing for national elections in 2016, which would signify a new presidential administration.
The Philippines has now truly become a full-blown kleptocracy, with all the attendant symptoms, and the metrics show that it has become fully entrenched under PNoy Aquino.What has become of the country? Is there no politician of integrity?The country needs a new breed of conviction politicians, and the current crop of politicians should be convicted. But the chances of either happening are remote.
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