How to pronounce“bureaucracies”in English

bureaucracies and um unions associated with how the schools work and they do not want outside influence I think that there's a perception that if we come up

The bureaucracies that control immigration, let's just list them.

government bureaucracies on the other

There is bad bureaucracies and dynamic bureaucracies.

right in large bureaucracies.

from charismatic authority to bureaucracies, all have come true.

siloed thinking and bureaucracies we have a kind of mosh pit if you look at Haiti today for example where the devastating earthquake took place a year

the bureaucracy of bureaucracies um but that's a plan funny thing is that it's

What does it mean for creative bureaucracies?

And how are some of these bureaucracies functioning?

Why do you think all these huge bureaucracies-- they've been there a long time.

And the real challenge about rules and bureaucracies is whatever you do, you ought not to increase cognitive load.

And that's the way bureaucracies grow.

were in charge of monarchies and their bureaucracies the way that they changed

hand we do see regimes and bureaucracies that really didn't have the internet on radar at all they had

And they were really being dictated to us by bureaucracies such as the US government who, at the time, was the largest developer of software.

And he's managed to navigate some complex bureaucracies to raise awareness around racist and offensive place names in the United States.

It's what we're used to doing in bureaucracies, largely or not.

This was data that was lost inside of these bureaucracies that didn’t have the manpower to respond to the queries, and in many cases you ended up with people selling assets for

hard uh to it's not cooperation to deal with bureaucracies

And he was having a hard time getting through hospital bureaucracies and their relationships with physicians.

And unfortunately, they just-- the huge bureaucracies are just too slow.

of very diverse types of people, public bureaucracies, different countries.

And coming to your question, within our bureaucracies we don't foster risk-taking and experimentation.

kind of result you expect when two leaders get loose on their bureaucracies and talk about what's on their minds.

that just in ter if you know if you're familiar with bureaucracies that doesn't happen very easily on the on the

their better angels we can get really cynical in working with broken systems and bureaucracies every success that I've

- And in some domains, the ceiling might have to do with human bureaucracies and things like this, as you write about.

And you mentioned in there about how there are good bureaucracies and there's bad bureaucracies and it seems like there's a certain amount of forgetting

They said, for example, bloated bureaucracies, et cetera.

And what they found was that in places with corrupt civil services, corrupt bureaucracies, they tended to see a very strong correlation

first of all, they kind of grew up in opposition to big government and to bureaucracies, and saw Washington politics as ossified, a sign of things that were wrong, things that were

out how to save money because of because of the budget crisis by downsizing these resource devouring bureaucracies that they've built um but I don't know if we

This podcast conversation is in parts philosophical about freedom, life, human nature, and the nature of government bureaucracies,

And they weren't like big regulatory rules, but there are so many rules and protocols that we have within massive organizations, in the nature of bureaucracies, that really stifle innovation.

Our own experience is composed of our filter bubbles and personalized services, our specific journeys through difficult and sometimes overlapping bureaucracies.

And since they own their community, they own their schools and such, rather than having top-down bureaucracies rule to the ultimate centralization, where in this case,

So, as the world changes and this is an organization that's at the vanguard of those changes, the world is much less about centralized bureaucracies and centralized notions of credit and blame.

And this goes everything from carbon energy technologies, which is causing climate change, to essentially government bureaucracies that can't work like they did, you know,

And this is the foundational politics of this computer generation, that all of the concerns about inequity, and sexism, and racism, and the control by faceless bureaucracies and

as a matter of really how you organize work rather than any actual spending and he was having a hard time getting through hospital bureaucracies and their