Isbn: 9798887507408 - the impolite canadian: why playing nice is costing us the future (7 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Canada is often praised as one of the worlds nicest countries. But what if that niceness is costing us the future?In The Impolite Canadian, Kumaran Nadesan challenges one of the countrys most enduring myths: that politeness is a virtue in all things. Drawing on his experience in government, business, and civic engagement, Nadesan makes a sharp, convincing case that Canadas quiet deference is holding it backeconomically, diplomatically, and culturally.This is a book about Canadian identitybut not the one you see on postcards. Its about how immigrant success, bold leadership, and civic engagement can redefine what it means to be Canadian in the twenty-first century. Its for readers who want a country that shows up, speaks up, and competes on the global stage.With powerful examplesfrom Canadas underrecognized role in global innovation to its overreliance on the United StatesNadesan argues that its time to stop waiting for permission. We must lead with clarity, economic competitiveness, and conviction.If youre a professional, policymaker, or entrepreneur wondering why Canada feels stuckthis book will not only name the problem. It will challenge you to be part of the solution. In The Impolite Canadian, Kumaran Nadesan challenges one of the countrys most enduring myths: that politeness is a virtue in all things. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Canada is often praised as one of the world's nicest countries. But what if that niceness is costing us the future In The Impolite Canadian, Kumaran Nadesan challenges one of the country's most enduring myths: that politeness is a virtue in all things. Drawing on his experience in government, business, and civic engagement, Nadesan makes a sharp, convincing case that Canada's quiet deference is holding it backeconomically, diplomatically, and culturally.This is a book about Canadian identitybut not the one you see on postcards. It's about how immigrant success, bold leadership, and civic engagement can redefine what it means to be Canadian in the twenty-first century. It's for readers who want a country that shows up, speaks up, and competes on the global stage.With powerful examplesfrom Canada's underrecognized role in global innovation to its overreliance on the United StatesNadesan argues that it's time to stop waiting for permission. We must lead with clarity, economic competitiveness, and conviction.If you're a professional, policymaker, or entrepreneur wondering why Canada feels stuckthis book will not only name the problem. It will challenge you to be part of the solution.…

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