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For one thing, the army was a meritocracy.
For one thing the army was a meritocracy. Generals weren't chosen based on who their
Another W for the meritocracy I Just I see stories like that and then to even that that's not even getting into like permanent civil service, right?
Another W for the meritocracy.
Supporters of the Gaokao say it levels the playing field, creating a meritocracy wherein any student from any geographic or socioeconomic part of China has the same opportunity for social mobility.
Supporters of the Gaokao say it levels the playing field - creating a meritocracy wherein
of conversation today. But this notion that it's all meritocracy leads people to believe
But this notion that it's all meritocracy leads people to believe that nothing is a matter of chance, everything is earned.
This approach led me to create a company with the unique idea meritocracy, operating in a unique way, that produced unique successes.
In an idea meritocracy, you get the best of everybody.
We need to literally create a being, a society, a commitment to one another that is based on, as you know, Singapore, meritocracy, excellence, service, no corruption, and mutual respect.
We need to literally create a way of being a society, a commitment to one another that is based on, as you know, Singapore, meritocracy, excellence, service, no corruption, and
It's true that over the last few decades America has spawned a meritocracy armed with Ivy League degrees and specific skills and training that has come to dominate business, government, media and culture.
It's true that over the last few decades, America has spawned a meritocracy armed with Ivy League degrees and specific skills and training that has come to dominate business, government, media, and
Meritocracy is corrosive of the common good.
Meritocracy is corrosive of the common good.
If we fast forward to the time of Napoleon in France, however, he was a strong believer in meritocracy.
in meritocracy.
The Tang Dynasty made China's government more of a meritocracy and ruled over 80 million people across 4 million square miles.
The Tang Dynasty made China's government more of a meritocracy,