The shift in priorities at shareholder, board, and managerial levels arises as a result of the differences in time horizon and expectations of relatively short-term tenures of CEOs against the long-term consequences of their decisions.
Blount finished his short-term Steelers tenure with 266 yards and 2 touchdowns.
We also address issues of solution domination, tabu short-term memory, dynamic tabu tenure and aspiration rule.
Minnesota now faces financial problems because Mr Pawlenty used short-term funding manoeuvres during his tenure to patch over shortfalls and to put off tough decisions to align Minnesota's tax base with its government spending.Minnesota's projected budget gap for fiscal 2012 is more than $5 billion.
Gascoigne was one of only a few Stromlo employees who ended up working on the AAT for an extended period during its establishment phase: the Anglo-Australian Observatory chose to offer short-term positions rather than academic tenure like that at the ANU.
U.S. universities' growing dependence on contingent faculty, who have short-term appointments and are ineligible for tenure, has attracted increasing attention, especially since the 2013 death of Duquesne University adjunct professor Margaret Mary Vojtko focused national attention on the issue.
And tenures on the short-term notes, essentially i.o.u.'s to be repaid in three to nine months, have been shortened to a week or even a day.
Hiddink guided Chelsea to FA Cup success in 2009 during his caretaker tenure, having agreed a short-term deal when Luiz Felipe Scolari was sacked in February 2009.
Acting officials can be effective short-term managers, but the temporary nature of their tenure can limit their ability and willingness to decisively steer policy.
The CED report lists several symptoms of growing short-termism, including increased levels of share trading, pay packages linked to short-term earnings, pressure from activist hedge funds and reduced tenures for bosses.
