Laurence Haughton talks to Wayne Turmel

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This week, Wayne is joined by writer, speaker and management consultant, Laurence Laurence Haughton to talk about Robert Nardelli, Chrysler - and why Americans are so reluctant to say what they really mean.

Laurence explains the thinking behind the new Naked Strategy podcast which he and Max Mckeown has just launched on Management-Issues, and gives Wayne an up-date on the Chrysler story with the announcement of the appointment of Bob Nardelli as CEO.

Laurence believes that there is a real benefit in having experienced a problem situation and that there is a strong probability that Bob Nardelli will have learned from his experience and will be able to apply this learning to the challenges ahead.

The intro music to the Working Week is "The Warrior" by The EMP Project, used with permission of Blue Canoe Records.

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"The Working Week" is a weekly digest of news, blogs, and opinion from the pages of www.management-issues.com. Each week, host Wayne Turmel leads a spirited discussion on matters important to business, management development and human resources and the things that have caught his - and his guests' - eyes.
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