Echoing my own thoughts from yesterday, this response to a question about being frustrated with an employee being slower to get work done because they have a toddler at home all day, is pure gold. “In the past, it was reasonable to expect people to stay more or less productive throughout the workday. It’s not…
First off, Jessica quoting the Art of War is great, but more importantly, this is a time when everyone is making massive adjustments to change. That makes it easy to forget that there are still hackers out there looking to take advantage. “As famously stated in Sun-Tzu’s The Art of War, “In the midst of…
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“Who said it? Why do I trust them? Have they been wrong in the past?” Once upon a time, in the blogging world, the idea of curation was an important one. The idea was that while we wanted to be generous with sharing and linking to others, we also wanted to be responsible curators. The…
Thanks to some LinkedIn connections, I discovered the website, and the soon to be released book, Calling Bullshit. It struck a nerve with me, mostly because I am one of those people who truly believes that you can convince people of just about anything if you throw enough statistics at them, without even needing to…