Having that short-term attitude tends to extend your career by default.
Yet Mourinho had been convinced that short-term attitude no longer persisted in his initial talks with Abramovich and the director Marina Granovskaia over a potential return to Stamford Bridge two years ago.
The resulting short-term attitude of managers plays to the strengths of analysts who follow every tick of a company's sales, rather than to Bernstein's traditional focus on the big picture.
"I am often surprised by some local suppliers' taking a short-term attitude toward a working business relationship and trying to make a quick buck as opposed to taking a more long-term view," he said.
That short-term attitude is what has gotten a whole lot of social game studios into trouble.
Unfortunately, many states have taken a short-term attitude toward solving their economic problems: in order to balance budgets in the current year, they cut spending on essential public programs like schools, public assistance, and infrastructure.
Short-term substitutes might have a short-term attitude about how to manage problems.
We looked at both the long- and short-term attitudes of home buyers.
-Michael Porter, "The Competitive Advantage of Nations" (1990) "Deep-seated short-term attitudes… have led us to invest less than we might in technology and advanced means of production".
Friedrich and colleagues found that an educational package of lectures, personal testimonies and role play activities improved short term knowledge, attitudes and behaviour, but these effects were not maintained over time [ 37].
However, the Fresno Test was not developed for measuring behavioural or attitudes change, and the present study was not designed either for assessing even short term behavioural or attitudes change.
