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Yearly Archives: 2008
Management Articles, Posts…
Reddit is a web site that ranks web pages by user votes. If you login and vote yourself they will develop a pattern of what you like and can show you a list of the pages you are likely to … Continue reading
Posted in curiouscat.com, IT, Management, Management Articles, Tags
Tagged internet, John Hunter, Management Articles
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Seth Godin: Intern Program and the Internet
Learning from a summer intern program: I was overwhelmed by the quality of what I got back. (The quantity was expected… interesting internships are hard to find). I heard from students on most continents, with a huge variety of backgrounds … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Education, Innovation, IT, Management
Tagged Creativity, management
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Hiring the Right Person
Malcolm Gladwell presented at the New Yorker conference on the Challenge of Hiring in the Modern World. As usually, he provides some great thoughts. I wrote on Hiring the Right Workers The job market is an inefficient market. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Fun, Management, webcast
Tagged Data, hiring, management, Systems thinking, webcast
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Management Improvement Carnival #42
Shaun Sayers is hosting the Management Improvement Carnival #42 on the Capable blog Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Management
Tagged blogs, Carnival
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Kiva Fellows Blog: Nepalese Entrepreneur Success
Kiva is a great charity and example of how to use the web effectively. Kiva has added a fellows blog – which is a great idea. Continue reading
Posts from August 2005
Purpose of an Organization – New Economics, page 51: The aim proposed here for any organization is for everybody to gain – stockholders, employees, suppliers, customers, community, the environment – over the long term. Going Lean in Health Care – … Continue reading
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Future Directions for Agile Management
Agile management (agile software development specifically) is something that makes a big difference in my work life. David Anderson consistently provides great ideas on agile management and he does so again in this 90 minute presentation on the future directions … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Deming, Innovation, IT, Lean thinking, Management, quote, Software Development, Systems thinking
Tagged agile management, Manufacturing, Software Development, webcast
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Tiger Woods and Lightning Bolt
You have done pretty well when you can get people to post your ads on their blogs for the enjoyment of their readers. Enjoy this creativity and have a nice weekend. While on sports I also will mention Usain ‘Lightning’ … Continue reading
Gobbledygook
How is this for Gobbledygook? Your home banking access code is expired! You must change your access code at this time. Your access code: * may be between 4 and 20 characters in length * must not have been changed … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, IT, Management, Software Development
Tagged bad customer service, programming, Software Development, usability
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New Management Truths Sometimes Started as Heresies
‘New’ management truths sometimes started as heresies by Cecil Johnson “The most effective management ideas follow a life cycle — from heresy to outlier (championed by a small group of people) to ingrained practice to conventional wisdom,” Kleiner writes. “In … Continue reading →