Gun Racks, Pick-Up Trucks and Aggression on the Road
The recent supreme court ruling, which affirmed the right to bear arms and that interpreted the second amendment in a very pro-NRA kind of way,
July 4, 2008
The recent supreme court ruling, which affirmed the right to bear arms and that interpreted the second amendment in a very pro-NRA kind of way,
Check out this list from Coding Horror. With just one or two exceptions, it could just as well be the Ten Commandments for how to
As I have written here before, my favorite book on corporate creativity is Orbiting the Giant Hairball by the late Gordon MacKenzie. For me, nothing
Robert Sternberg is a psychologist who has studied an astounding range of topics, from wisdom, to intelligence, to creativity, to love, to leadership. I’ve been
Sorry! The erasers all gone! If you got your request in before 3 Pacific Time, you will get an eraser. Otherwise, I am sorry, they
As I wrote over at the BusinessWeek site on toxic bosses, the ARSE or Asshole Rating Self-Exam continues to be used — this little self-test
SORRY THEY ARE GONE One of the little marketing gimmicks used by my publisher was to give away free “no asshole rule” erasers when the
As I wrote a few months back, Huggy Rao from Stanford, Allen Webb from McKinsey and I interviewed Pixar’s Academy Award winning director Brad Bird
I wrote a recent post called A Cautionary Tale: Watch the Email, about a Dean in Florida who apparently lost his job — in part
As they say, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. I do, however, agree with Jon Gordon's general premise in The No Complaining Rule
My last post describes how several of us are blogging at BusinessWeek.com on toxic bosses. As regular readers of this blog will know, I have
I’ve been doing some blogging lately at BusinessWeek Online about Toxic Bosses, and will be doing so for the next few weeks with Ben