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John Kroger, former Attorney General of Oregon and former president of Reed College, most recently served as the first “Chief Learning Officer” for the US Navy. He was in that role until recently, having taken the position at it’s creation last October.<\/p>\n
Kroger, a former Marine, has some legitimate critiques on the way briefings are conducted, as well as the needless frequency of meetings where we only update people on project status.<\/p>\n
The rest of Kroger’s opinion piece is that the military is woefully behind the rest of the corporate and educational world since they\u00a0*gasp*<\/em> use hard lines. Oh the horror. I honestly thought this was coming from a Millenial.<\/p>\n There’s no WiFi, so he was forced to plug his computer into the wall like some sort of caveman. Cell phones get poor reception in the building. Neither of those should be surprising to him. WiFi is a major security concern and the Pentagon is made entirely of reinforced concrete, making wireless signals problematic.<\/p>\n Source;\u00a0Wired.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"