First, read about who are the 99%.
Then understand that “It’s the Inequality Stupid”.
Then get angry.
I love it how history teaches us, over and over again, that nothing is “new”. Including the Internet.
Even though I am “only” a Project Manager, even I know that a much more effective solution to the side fumbling problem, rather than the cumbersome fitting of six (6!) hydrocoptic marzul vanes to the ambaphascient lunar wain shaft, is to replace the lunar wain shaft entirely with the much more elegant fault-tolerant optomodal cavity, which creates the population inversion condition at the outset.
I mean, hello!
But then, after all, I did work for Honeywell for four years…
This is awesome on so many levels: how relationships affect innuendo in language, the power of crowds (my favourite subject), and why you should avoid powerpoint bullets in a presentation (didn’t feel those 10 minutes go by).
Oh look, there’s a video on how we broke Capitalism!
(And she stayed in her pajamas all day glued to the computer.)
I attended a great event at PMI-Montreal this morning: apparently there’s this wave of change in the legal field. Lawyers have discovered the value of Project Management to stay competitive, and add value to their customers.
No fricking kidding, eh?
My advice gets ignored at home. (I only have 40+ years of experience, what do I know?)
My advice gets ignored at work. (I only have 20+ years of experience, what do I know?)
This is surely my Mom’s revenge, isn’t it?
Spent the day touring another company (manufacturer in the food industry) as part of a networking group. They have data EVERYWHERE.
You can’t improve what you can’t measure.
Sounds so obvious, doesn’t it?
I’m working my way through Daniel H. Pink’s book “A Whole New Mind”. His basic premise is that any right brain activity makes you smarter.
See? I always knew that my hobbies, especially scrapbooking, make me a better Project Manager. And now I have proof.
Ha!
