Jiang defines the administrator or legislator as a systems-design thinker focused on details, law, regulation, macro structure, and how parts fit together.
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Administrator
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the people. That's what the politician does. Then you have the administrator or the legislator, okay? And this person is very concerned about details..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the people. That's what the politician does. Then you have the administrator or the legislator, okay? And this person is very concerned about details..."
Key Notes
Jiang says he runs the International Division, also teaches, and deliberately resists rigid role boundaries because the school wants everyone to contribute as part of a community.
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"...the people. That's what the politician does. Then you have the administrator or the legislator, okay? And this person is very concerned about details..."
"...about it, these three individuals, the general, the politician, and the administrator, the legislator, they're very different personalities. They're in contradictions with each other,..."
"...I, I run the National Division. Oh, okay. So I'm an administrator. Mm -hmm. But I also teach as, as, uh, I mean, uh,..."
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