Roy Blount Jr. Weighs in on the Asshole Problem
This charming article in Esquire by Roy Blount Jr. argues that "We don't need any more assholes. We need a son of a bitch." I
June 18, 2008
This charming article in Esquire by Roy Blount Jr. argues that "We don't need any more assholes. We need a son of a bitch." I
I just downloaded the new update of Firefox, version 3. It took under a minute for the whole process. The Wall Street Journal says it
I am not making this up, "perverse incentives" is how economists describe reward systems that lead to unexpected and unwanted behavior. Jeff Pfeffer and I
Dr. Bruce Kone of the University of Florida was involved in a controversy this Spring about (allegedly) inappropriate inactions involving the admission of a student.
Check out Diego's post, he has a great "infectious action" analysis. Just about a million people around the world have already pledged to help set
I’ve written about how the positive reaction that The No Asshole Rule received from several religious leaders and publications surprised me perhaps more than any
I got this email the other day. It sounds like PBS is doing a “reality TV” version of The Office — with coaching from experts.
I have been plagued for years with the problem of sending and receiving big files to people, and have often been left to struggle with
I have complained here about bad customer service now and then, at HP for example, when they were so hard to deal with on my
I just got a nice note from Bram Gerrits, the translator of the Dutch version of The No Asshole Rule. Check out the cover above.
Our d.school students in Creating Infectious Engagement are going full blast. Their final assignment is due Thursday and they are presenting results to executives from
I've already blogged about shutdownandprotect, the website our students have put-up to encourage people to turn-off their computers. As I've said, this is part of