aesops fables
Rated • 1 review • management • businessballs.com
Very basic stuff, but pretty compelling. Aesop was great at coming up with really succint ways to tell people to be decent.
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Tucker is a 35 year old person from San Francisco, California, USA
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http://nand.net/~demaria/hollywood.txt
Rated • 210 reviews • computers • nand.net
A little old (OS X is running Unix, and can run Windows on top of that, and outperforms the Crays of a few decades ago). But still pretty funny.
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Maximum PC | 9 Amazing Software Mashups - Killer Free...
Rated • 5 reviews • computers • maximumpc.com
Nice collection of apps. I agree that the real power of these applications is the ability to mix and match them.
And Dropbox is a great app. I use it every day!
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MadnessHeros favorite websites - StumbleUpon
Rated • 2 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com
Awesome collection. Id, Ego, Superego: it's all here. Great laughs, great news hits, interesting articles -- I like!
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Project Management Tools: What Your Features Cost You
Rated • 1 review • software, management, design • blogspot.com
Great points! It's good to get some fresh views on project management tools. The latest and greatest and newest and biggest isn't always the best. Sometimes, you just need something that gets you from A to B.
People get that at a basic level, but they don't always understand the cost of being able to do everything. There's a reason some of the best programs are the simplest (and there's a reason you can be happy ignoring features you don't have to see).
I got this link from a friend. It's solid advice.
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Life 2.0: Googles 10 golden rules - and theyre all about...
Rated • 5 reviews • entrepreneurship, management • life2point0.com
Google can teach you a lot about how to run a great business. They seem to be experts at attracting and keeping good people, too, so that's another plus. And of course, they get a lot out of their employees. Many of their services could have existed as independent businesses, and there's something to be said for getting people to work like entrepreneurs while earning just a steady paycheck.
That said, not everyone is Google, and not everyone needs to be. For some businesses, this stuff is just overkill.
