It may not be appropriate to thank a reviewer for positive statements, but I do think it is appropriate to thank someone for investing time in exploring something I’ve created, and for sharing their resultant impressions with others in an intelligent, helpful way.
Especially when buried in the review is a line that describes my philosophy [...]
Senator Bunning held up $10 billion in benefits because the senate couldn’t pay for them. Dear Sen. Bunning: of course you couldn’t pay for them. You’re $10 trillion in debt.
Does your ego keep you from hearing the feedback you need to get great at what you do?
I found myself unable to stay annoyed in traffic the other day when I recognized the object of my annoyance as a friend. There is a lesson here for the office…
1. Frank Roche posted a couple of weeks back about this NY Times interview with George Cloutier. Frank’s post is entitled, “Worst HR and Business Advice Ever.”
Frank doesn’t actually say “bullshit,” but he does use the superlative “worst,” which counts. Frank, you’ve owed me a phone call for like 3 months, but as long as [...]
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