Hard Work and Efficient Management = Success? LO28441

From: Judy Tal (judyt@netvision.net.il)
Date: 05/08/02

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Replying to LO28430 --

Greetings Alan,

you wrote:
> I would ask one more question however. If we bring more order to the
> system, have we increased or decreased entropy?

Yes, increased or decreased - entropy obeys no conservation law.

When this fact is applied in the issue of self-management it can explain
the role of the manager - yes, there's work for him too :-)

Regards,
Judy

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