San Jose Mercury Story on Yahoo!
This morning's San Jose Mercury has a story that quotes the post I wrote here pretty extensively. I think it is a pretty accurate and
February 24, 2009
This morning's San Jose Mercury has a story that quotes the post I wrote here pretty extensively. I think it is a pretty accurate and
'Truth takes work. If you are going to tell the truth, then you have to spend some time to get the facts right. I’ve worked
I have a soft spot in my heart for Yahoo! After all, it grew out of the Stanford School of Engineering (where I work) and
I wrote a detailed post about the possible role of group dynamics in the miracle on the Hudson. I have also blogged quite a bit
I've blogged quite a few times about our class Creating Infectious Action at the Stanford d.school. We are teaching it again this Fall. The class
Dave sent me a link to this speech. It is a U.S. soldier berating and belittling Iraqi police for their lack of courage — in
The current HBR has a case written by Senior Editor Bronwyn Fryer called "The Layoff," which presents a difficult challenge much like that faced by
I wrote a few months back about some intriguing research on the power of gratitude, showing that people who kept "gratitude journals," (keeping track of
I wrote a couple weeks back about the little celebration we had at the d.school of 100 Best Business Books of All Time. There is
One of my favorite former students wrote me an extremely thoughtful email over t he weekend about the dangerous role that "asshole lovers" play in
About a year ago, Guy Kawasaki and I worked with the folks at LinkedIn to develop a ten-point checklist to help people detect whether their
This coming week, the amazing folks at the Stanford Technology Ventures Program will kick-off "E-Week" on campus. The amazing Tina Seelig and on Tom Byers