University of California Berkeley College of Engineering Professor And Dean
University of California Berkeley College of Engineering Professor And Dean
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Pister: Yes, I did a lot of work. In fact I continued to be concerned about the teaching of mathematics even the time I became dean. I think the only really what I would call nasty letter that I ever wrote as a dean, I only wrote one such letter early on in my career, was to the head of the math department complaining about this very issue. Then I learned, I think, an important lesson that if you want to persuade people, you don t get them mad at you. So I changed my philosophy early on in my t...enure as dean. I tried to maintain that philosophy ever since, that when you have a problem with someone or some organization you have to resist the temptation to come down on them and put them in a corner because you re never going to resolve the issue satisfactorily when you do that. I coined the term, let s look for a "constructive solution" to the problem. My executive assistant, Billie Greene, was quite good at that, reminding me if I had the temptation to come down too hard on someone.
I do have a recollection of the special committee on teaching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pister: Yes, I did a lot of work. In fact I continued to be concerned about the teaching of mathematics even the time I became dean. I think the only really what I would call nasty letter that I ever wrote as a dean, I only wrote one such letter early on in my career, was to the head of the math department complaining about this very issue. Then I learned, I think, an important lesson that if you want to persuade people, you don t get them mad at you. So I changed my philosophy early on in my t...enure as dean. I tried to maintain that philosophy ever since, that when you have a problem with someone or some organization you have to resist the temptation to come down on them and put them in a corner because you re never going to resolve the issue satisfactorily when you do that. I coined the term, let s look for a "constructive solution" to the problem. My executive assistant, Billie Greene, was quite good at that, reminding me if I had the temptation to come down too hard on someone.
I do have a recollection of the special committee on teaching.
What to read after University of California Berkeley College of Engineering Professor And Dean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl S Pister to read onlineMoreLess
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