Scott D. Anthony

We do stupid things.

Yeah, you should be punished for that.

well thought out intelligent risks, we need to remove the King's proclamation.

We need to make sure we don't act like it's still in effect because in far too many organizations, that's what life looks like.

John, one of the things that I think is most interesting to me, so 2022, I had lived in Singapore for 12 years, moved back to the United States, decided it's time for a career transition, start career 2.0, go from consulting to teaching.

One of the things that's in my mind is consulting is very fatiguing.

You're always fighting.

You're fighting against the client, the problem, the world, sometimes your own team, like academia.

It'll be nice and safe.

It doesn't change at all.

And then three months after I joined the faculty, ChatGPT comes out.

I say, all right.

Here we go.

And then you have political changes and the world of higher education is going through the beginning of what will be an epic disruption.

So I think in 20 years, there will be a chapter on the universities that responded to the moment well and drove the next generation of growth and those that didn't.

And I think they will...

maybe not disappear, lots of reasons make that harder than in other industries, but I think lose their position of prominence in the world.

So universities, one big space.

My old industry, professional services, consulting.

I will tell you from talking to the leaders of professional services organizations,