Orville Wright Did Not Have A Pilot’s License
That sentence is the entire text of Chapter 19 in Gordon MacKenzie's 1998 Orbiting the Giant Hairball, still the best book on what it takes
December 17, 2008
That sentence is the entire text of Chapter 19 in Gordon MacKenzie's 1998 Orbiting the Giant Hairball, still the best book on what it takes
There is a serious new security flaw that was just uncovered in Internet Explorer. I am biased as I love Mozilla's people and their mission
F.M. Cornford was a renowned classics professor at Cambridge University who lived from 1874 to 1943. He published famous works such as From Religion to
I just finished read a wonderful article in the American Psychologist called Leaders, Followership, and Evolution, by Mark Van Vugt and his colleagues. You can
My Thanksgiving message was about the silver lining that I see in the recent financial troubles, that this is a time when being greedy and
A lot of people have joked about the horrible and hollow language that people use in business. There is the game of bullshit bingo for
"I believe managing is like holding a dove in your hand. If you hold it too tightly you kill it, but if you hold it
I've written quite a bit about rude, arrogant, and insensitive doctors. Dr. Gooser stars in in The No Asshole Rule (note the artist's rendition above,
Here is a little philosophy I like from Karl Popper. It is a little like saying "failure sucks but instructs," but far more elegant: “Since
I was not planning on doing a Thanksgiving message, but something dawned on me last night as I thought back to the kinds of things
As I said in my last post on on the Stanford Student Who Tried to Work at Ford, I've been astounded by both the amount
I am a bit overwhelmed by both the quality and number of comments on the post that I put up Thursday on The Auto Industry