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SIMON CAULKIN MANAGEMENT FOR THE REST OF US

A new look

Welcome to the new-look site. The new one aims to be more consistent and stable as well as easier on the eye than in the past.

Posted on 2021-08-172022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

Will women leaders change the future of management?

Read my article first published in the Financial Times here. Paywall may apply

Posted on 2022-04-222022-04-22 By Simon Caulkin

Conglomerates are dead. Long live the conglomerate

Don’t write off the conglomerate. While the dismemberment of GE marks the end of one era, the rise of private equity and the giant tech platforms signals the birth of another. When managed well, the congl0merate form is as potent as ever.

Posted on 2022-01-062022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

Supply chain blues

The ‘beer game’ meets Covid-19: why the world’s supply chains are more stretched than they have been for many years

Posted on 2021-11-042022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

Johnson’s conjuring tricks are wearing thin

The consequences of Brexit are finally becoming apparent. Sadly, worthy though the ambition is, transformation of the UK into a high-wage, high-skills economy is unlikely to be one of them

Posted on 2021-10-072022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

The death of the job

The present labour shortages have disturbingly deep roots. Don’t expect easy solutions

Posted on 2021-10-012022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

Universal Basic Capital: an idea whose time has come?

The ‘pension fund socialism’ predicted by Peter Drucker 50 years ago never happened. But more modest proposals for ‘citizen capital’ now doing the rounds look promising – if anyone dares to do it

Posted on 2021-08-172022-03-09 By Simon Caulkin

How England’s footballers ran rings round its politicians

Surprisingly, it’s off the pitch that the young English side handed out the sharpest lessons

Posted on 2021-07-232021-07-23 By Simon Caulkin

Regulating the regulators

Like every government, this one says it wants to do regulation better. But as a new report shows, it has no more idea how to do it than its predecessors

Posted on 2021-07-222021-07-22 By Simon Caulkin

The revenge of those who saved the NHS

After Cummings’ parliamentary testimony, we already have a good idea what the national Covid enquiry should say

Posted on 2021-06-04 By Simon Caulkin

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Simon Caulkin

Simon Caulkin has been writing about business and management since the late 1960s. A former editor of Management Today, he was the Observer's management correspondent from 1993 to 2009. He continues to write for many publications and works as senior editor for the Global Peter Drucker Forum.

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