Not exact matches
p. 21) Even if it could be proved that a
steamroller approach is the most efficient way
of getting certain work done (as it may well be in the short run), the fundamental issue is the negative impact
of this methodology on personality.
The
Steamroller approach to leadership is effective in leading masses
of people to accomplish a certain goal.
The
Steamroller approach is seen as Moses led millions
of Israelites through forty years
of wilderness wanderings, in Steve Jobs
of Apple Corporation who has a vision for both excellence and creativity in computing, and in President Obama who pushes through his healthcare bill because he believes it is best for America.
The
Steamroller approach is often the only way to effectively lead large groups
of people where consensus will never be possible.
... That line comes compliments
of the every - quotable Q pollster Mickey Carroll, who's out with a new survey today that found New Yorkers prefer Gov. Andrew Cuomo's charm offensive in hopes
of getting lawmakers to support his budget to the all - out assault
approach preferred by former Gov. Eliot «
Steamroller» Spitzer.
As we and the good folks at CapCon take us down a video memory lane
of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, here's his (only) LCA Show rebuttal video from 2007, which poked fun at this «
steamroller»
approach toward Albany.
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos does not at all like the tone Gov. Andrew Cuomo is taking with the Legislature these days, saying Cuomo is «heading in the direction»
of former Gov. Eliot «
Steamroller» Spitzer, whose tough
approach with state lawmakers proved largely unsuccessful (even before the prostutition scandal that pushed him from office).
He also accused Cuomo
of tapping the phone lines used by himself and his relatives and
of taking a «
steamroller approach» against political enemies, a reference to the term disgraced and former Gov. Eliot Spitzer once used for himself.