The question in the title was what I asked global executives in the class of Harvard Executive program. I’m really concerned with global top executives who lack of integral mind. In other words, they seem to have low levels of consciousness… They (global CEOs and their companies) are likely to be desperate to compete for finite resources in the world. In terms of management, there are mainly four resources: human resources, material resources, money, and information. The first two resources have a limit and the last two have no limit. In my view, CEOs who have low levels of consciousness tend to defeat their competitors in the capital market (the criteria is amount of money, so this competition is endless) scrambling for finite resources.
I suppose they are like child who play in a sandbox. This is my metaphor…
