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Monday, February 1st, 2010
Scott Berkun wrote an excellent post a while back over at his blog about stopping over-communication. He makes some great points on why over-communication happens and how to fix it. I agree with his main points, and I think they particularly apply to meetings. As Scott advises:
Overcommunication is a symptom ...
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
Some of you out there in the world are probably familiar with the terms Capitalizing and Expensing. In the world of software development, this expresses itself in these general terms: If you are building new software or new features that add value in existing software, you can capitalize the costs. ...
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Monday, October 26th, 2009
Transparency is one of the great industry buzzes to build out of the collaboration movement. People talk and talk about becoming transparent to their partners, their clients, their cousin Phil... you get the idea. It's a good movement; transparency promotes information sharing, and information sharing leads to better decisions... or ...
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