Esther Dyson’s Refrigerator Magnet
Many of you may have heard of Esther Dyson, who is well-known for her investments in technology firms and being a bold and creative voice.
April 29, 2009
Many of you may have heard of Esther Dyson, who is well-known for her investments in technology firms and being a bold and creative voice.
I tried quite few viral tools related to The No Asshole Rule, ARSE Mail (an e-card for someone suffering from an asshole or to apologize
My last post was about the interesting story that Jason Zweig published in the Wall Street Journal on how to run groups so that they
The Wall Street Journal had a column today by Jason Zweig on the role that bad group dynamics have likely played in much of the
It seems like just yesterday that I was first starting to blog, and quickly found that one of the wisest and most supportive bloggers out
Check out this quiz over at Harvard Business Online by Steven DeMaio. I especially like this last question: 10. When work makes me tired, as
The d.school class on Creating Infectious Action that I teach with Perry Klebhan, Diego Rodriguez (of Metacool fame), Michael Dearing, and Joe Mellin is hosting
HI! This is Team Wildfire from Bob Sutton's Creating Infectious Action class at the d.school. Well anyshit, try using the word "anyshit" today! Use it in
The debate about the effects of business schools continues over at Harvard Business Review Online. As I've written here, I am largely on to other
This blog is funny, sad, useful, and tells many truths. John, one of the folks who does the blog, is an unemployed filmmaker who started
I heard this line from a manager I've known for many years. He was describing how painful layoffs had been for him at his company,
I have written about research by UC Berkeley's Dacher Keltner quite a bit here, including his essay on the power paradox and his research (with