This thinker wrote that "the great enemy of communication, is the illusion of it" and criticized "the great free enterprise campaign" in an article collected in his book Is Anybody Listening?
This thinker wrote that "the great enemy of communication, is the illusion of it" and criticized "the great free enterprise campaign" in an article collected in his book Is Anybody Listening? As part of a study, he hired his student Fred Kent and a group of volunteers from Hunter College to observe how often people had conversations of two minutes or more outside Saks Fifth Avenue, and how people ate lunch at Seagram Plaza, which led him to conclude "what attracts people most is other people." He advises that you should repeat to yourself "I loved my father and my mother, but my father a little bit more" in an appendix to one of his books titled "How to Cheat on Personality Tests." This editor of Fortune magazine and conductor of the Street Life Project is also known for coining the term "groupthink." His best- known book describes how people conform in corporate settings because they assume their individual judgment to be less valuable. For 10 points, name this American sociologist who wrote The Organization Man.
This thinker wrote that "the great enemy of communication, is the illusion of it" and criticized "the great free enterprise campaign" in an article collected in his book Is Anybody Listening?
William [Hollingsworth] "Holly"  Whyte