Anagrams

I have been having fun playing with anagrams in the midst of a presentation that I was making this morning. As is customary in these events, some people play havoc with the timeline by taking a lot more time than assigned to them. The people waiting their turn are left twiddling their thumbs while waiting for others to read out every word on their over populated slides. What is with these people? You would think that some of these 'bad' presenters would be good at simple presentations after all it is part and parcel of their job.

I wonder if they teach formal communication classes at Johnson? It is as important to learn how to effectively present opinions/vision to people who will ultimately carry it out as it is to come up with an opinion/vision in the first place.

Just in case anyone is wondering why it is that we poor applicants are so interested in getting a MBA and joining the workforce, here is a list of top CEO Salaries for the year 2004: (all salaries in millions source)

1. Terry S. Semel Yahoo! (YHOO) $230.6
2. Barry Diller IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI) $156.2
3. William W. McGuire UnitedHealth Group (UNH) $124.8

Here are the anagrams I was working on for those of you who are interested in such stuff: FLUTA, DROAH, SELING, RUMABI, NITLE, KORJE, BANDOU and DOLITS. Good luck!