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Updated 18 October 2005, by Sebastiaan Naafs - van Dijk

Here's the text in English - the translation's mine:

Nobody's perfect - not even Jesus, according to the magazine Chef. Swedens largest managerial magazine has analyzed the managing skills of Jesus - and found his 10 biggest mistakes.

1. Judas was a mistake - he should never have been hired.
   The very moment he hired Judas, he understood he would be trouble.
2. His job devoured all his time.
   Like a lot of modern leaders Jesus worked to much. He drove his group of leaders - his 12 disciples - very hard, but himself even harder.
3. He only hired men.
   Those that defend Jesus view on women, usually say that he frequented prositutes and like to tell the story about the time Jesus saved the woman who was destined to be killed by 'stoning'. Despite all this it's hard to not face the fact the group of 12 leaders only consisted of men.
4. He wasn't easy to understand.
   Imagine the centuries of religious conflicts that could've been avoided had Jesus been more precise and clear on what he actually meant and said. Instead he spoke in tongues and told stories people had to interpret as best they could.
5. He was moody.
   Jesus was one of history's most temperamental leaders - crossing his path was no walk in the park. This could be due to the immense workload he had.
6. His retirement was quite unexpected.
   Jesus disciples expected a huge political breakthrough and didn't understand Jesus words about 'this kingdom not being of this Earth'. When the truth of his words sank in, it was too late.
7. He was inconsequent.
   In the beginning Jesus was adamant about his followers only be Jews. But after meeting the Canaanite woman he realized his message was of global importance and for all (wo)men. This made him change his businessplan.
8. He was sloppy with the taxes.
   Jesus and his disciples lived of offerings and handouts. He wasn't awarded a bonus for the number of saved souls. Still he was late paying his taxes - amongst others he was in a constant fight with the IRS demanding he pay his temple-taxes..
9. He neglected his family.
   His relationship with his family was probably quite strenuous. He left them to go out in the world and preach, leaving the responsibilities and care for his elders with his siblings. Jesus isn't the only one who has strained to combine work and family, but at a certain moment he publicly denounced his very own mother. Not a very good example of a rolemodel.
10. He lacked a vision - a strategy for the future.
    Jesus left his disciples without giving them a heads-up of the plans for an international expansion. He must've known that his deeds and his message would live amongst humankind thousands of years after he was gone - but what did he do to adjust his teachings to modern times and other cultures?