Maureen Rogers on the Virtues of Dirty Words
Maureen Rogers over at Pink Slip has an inspired post on why, at times, there is not substitute for a well-placed obscene word. I’ve talked
January 26, 2007
Maureen Rogers over at Pink Slip has an inspired post on why, at times, there is not substitute for a well-placed obscene word. I’ve talked
My publisher, Warner Books, had this clever idea of making-up these erasers to help promote the book. They sent me about 2000, and I have
The Today Show segment is bouncy, short, and fun, as is there style. It did run later than planned — which is standard. I was
It was a wild morning. I was scheduled to give a speech at SuccessFactors about The No Asshole Rule because, after all, they are still the
It is exactly a month before The No Asshole Rule will be officially available, but there are some promising early signs. Amazon publishes a list
I’ve been thinking a bit more about my last post about the volatile CEO of Mesa Air Group, Jonathon Ornstein. Recall that, according to The
There was an article called Approach Boss With Caution in The New York Times yesterday. It is about the CEO of Mesa Airlines. Check out
Jason Yip directed me to a fantastic post about Bob Nardelli — the deposed CEO of Home Depot that I blogged about last week– over
Jeff Pfeffer added an interesting comment the post I did on The Billable Hour Turns People Into Workaholics that I think is most interesting. I
My last post on Jeff Pfeffer’s next book, What Were They Thinking? reminded me of Jeff’s recent research on how people in jobs where “time
My co-author Jeff Pfeffer has a great new book coming out in July of this year, called "What Were They Thinking: Unconventional Wisdom About Management."
Michael Malone has a great opinion column in today’s Wall Street Journal called iGenius, which digs into the question of why Apple under Steve Jobs