The 100 Day myths and the perils of government
Editor's Insight: Chief executives are advised against making hasty decisions in their early days – so why do politicians ignore this advice?
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The best advice for any new chief executive of a major organisation is to ditch the 100 Days action plan, avoid making ill-informed and hasty decisions, and look forward to the honeymoon period.
So why do new governments ignore that advice and often pay the price by falling into numerous
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The 100 Day myths and the perils of government
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