Interviews with nine priests — including several who have served in significant administrative roles under previous archbishops — revealed continued dissatisfaction with the cardinal's management style.
And action, in my opinion, is the cardinal rule of management.
"It would be, just knowing Cardinal Law's management style, hard for me to believe that the Cardinal would essentially give up control to a bankruptcy judge," said Patrick J. Schiltz, a law professor at the University of Saint Thomas School of Law in St . Paul
Counterproductive, because he was violating the cardinal rule of scandal management: Get it out quickly.
Like other American prelates, the cardinal must straddle two management problems.
In 1982, I moved to the MGIC Investment Corporation, a mortgage insurance company in Milwaukee, where I was an auditor in the underwriting division while also pursuing a master's in management at Cardinal Stritch University.
While most of these philanthropists do not give away their entire fortune, they do give away enough to violate a cardinal rule of wealth management: don't touch the principal.
One cardinal rule is that management cannot interrupt the Scrum and reset priorities, or add or remove requirements.
Nuzzi's book "His Holiness: The Secret Papers of Benedict XVI" contains a trove of private Vatican correspondence, including documents alleging cronysm and corruption in infrastructure contracts with Italian companies, conspiracies among cardinals and clashes over management at the Vatican's own bank, the IOR.
The S.E.C. faulted JPMorgan's "egregious breakdowns in controls" and said that "senior management broke a cardinal rule of corporate management" by failing to alert the board to the full extent of the problem.
Using its distribution experience in inventory management and procurement, Cardinal began to host information systems for hospital pharmacies.
