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• Do As Little As Possible How little can I do to successfully reach this goal? Continually asking youreself that questions is the best ways to minimize rework, reach goals quickly, guarantee sustainable solutions, and design for wear. This approach creates a functional prototype quickly, keeps stress levels down, and keeps product teams lean. Johanna Rothman has an excellent post highlighting other benefits of
• Sales Clerk Shops Competiton With Customer Until now there were only 5 responses you’ll receive when asking a store clerk about an item: “Yes, we have it. Allow me to get it for you.” “Yes we have it. It’s in aisle 4, I’ll show you.” “Yes we have it. It’s in aisle 4.” “No, we don’t carry it.” “No, we don’t carry it. Try my competitor.” That
• Many Conversations Converge After a number of recent conversations with my good friend Chip, where he concisely and articulately restated my thoughts on entrepreneurship and quality of life, I’m directed to this section of Tom Peters’ website, where he declares - as only he can - how offshore outsourcing is not a new problem or something we
• Job Security is the Ability to Get a Job My sister and I recently shared a phone conversation on the state of work. While she finishes her undergrad, she’s working for a temp agency. She’s continually negotiating with the agency on work; she calls the temp agency with her schedule, they call her with jobs. When there’s a match, there’s a match. If not,
• The Sidewalk Pitch Help us defeat George Bush. or Do you have a moment for Greenpeace? You’re running late for a meeting, which of these lines stops you? Political activist recruiters are on the Nicollet Avenue street corners this summer . Last week it was the Democratic National Committee and this week - Greenpeace. One of the volunteer coordination tips I learned from