And should he ascend to the throne of Albany, Cuomo the younger will surely avoid the blunders and moral pitfalls of Eliot Spitzer and David Paterson.
In an effort to avoid the blunders which overshadowed the opening of Heathrow's fifth terminal in 2008 – when dozens of flights were cancelled and thousands of passengers were delayed – 10,000 volunteers have been deployed over a period of several months, as well as 20,000 staff, to ensure the smooth operation of the airport.
Familiarising yourself with these will help you to prosecute your attack successfully, and might also help you avoid the kind of blunder that must have badly embarrassed Simon Widmer.
More importantly, they can avoid the kind of PR blunder of traumatising and ultimately alienating a customer with an unwelcome reminder of a personal tragedy.
It's up to smart managers to think and rethink, to avoid the biggest blunders.
Unsettled because of the public relations blunders committed by big Japanese companies like Bridgestone, Mitsubishi Motors and Snow Brand in recent weeks, Japanese managers are scrambling to learn how to avoid the appearance of looking irresponsible and uncaring.
Most important, he avoided the kind of overseas blunders that tripped up Mitt Romney when he was the presumptive 2012 GOP nominee, and that hurt several rivals in this year's large and growing Republican field.
Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren of the Cato Institute, an American think-tank, insist the key is to avoid the price controls and monetary-policy blunders of the sort that turned the 1970s oil shocks into economic disasters.
From the most basic blunders to those innocent mistakes even the best of us make from time to time (lazy Sunday, anyone?), avoid the following style faux pas immediately.
The White House said this week that it has created a new team of tech wizards, led by a former Google employee, to help the government avoid another blunder like the troubled rollout of HealthCare.gov.gov
