...will result in the collapse of Bitcoin’s exchange rate with other currencies. In the case of a technology you’ve invested in, you have no interest in reselling it. Your risk...…
...interview question I suggested you add when interviewing candidates for managerial positions: “If you open the refrigerator door, how much will it cool off your kitchen?” Like the engineers whose...…
...if the business folks don’t show up for interviews, walkthroughs, workshops, and such … if you have empty seats, that is … your project can’t move forward. To solve this,...…
...IT as a separate and independent business) has a choice to make. IT can be a product/service innovator or it can be what, in pre-cloud days, was called an information...…
...explained in ways that are insulting. Why would they do anything else? If you design change to offer opportunity to employees, and explain it in terms that don’t denigrate their...…
...a profoundly capable organization — one that could not only achieve the remarkable, but one that could adapt to the most intense challenges, and overcome them because and only because...…
...one, the car’s engineering wasn’t all that good, and its construction wasn’t any better. Once again, the Edison Ratio reigns supreme: Genius is only one percent inspiration. The rest is...…
...its merits, and unwilling to back down for fear of being judged weak, will be forced to rely on coercion (by, for example, firing the complainers). Which means that in...…
...least partially on target: with lots at stake, and huge investments in data-gathering and analysis, the correlation between NFL draft rankings and player performance isn’t very good. Leonhardt ascribes the...…
...doesn’t mean great logistics can win them. The lesson for you: Bad infrastructure can make even the best applications unavailable. Great infrastructure is invisible. Do you want to be invisible...…