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• STARTING A BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  Got Good Advice?                                                                          If you’re putting all your business eggs  in one consultant or one consulting group basket, don’t give your business long to live! It may be time to ...
  2 hours ago

• Video: Atul Gawande- Using Checklists In The Operating Room

  
  Simoleon Sense — Authority: 579
  During his shareholder meeting Mohnish Pabrai recommended using checklists and recommended learning about Atul Gawande. He’s not the first to suggest the checklist approach, Charlie Munger uses them as well. Below is a video of Atul Gawande one of the pioneers of applying checklists to hospitals. The video was ...
  5 hours ago

• Cartoon for Today, Tuesday 17 November

  
  The Inquiring Mind — Authority: 557
  Daley - The Telegraph - 15 November
  7 hours ago

• Podcast: Michael Mauboussin On Bloomberg Radio

  
  Simoleon Sense — Authority: 579
  (H/T Barry for sending this over) Michael Mauboussin was recently on Bloomberg radio discussing his latestbook. For our new readers here’s a transcript of an interview I put together with Mr. Mauboussin. Click Here To Listen To Michael Mauboussin on Bloomberg Radio (File is MP3 Format)
  7 hours ago

• Sleep loss negatively affects split-second decisions

  
  News from The University of Texas at Austin — Authority: 557
  Sleep deprivation adversely affects automatic, accurate responses and can lead to potentially devastating errors, a finding of particular concern among firefighters, police officers, soldiers and others who work in a sleep-deprived state, University of Texas at Austin researchers say.Psychology professors Todd Maddox ...
  11 hours ago

• Five Good Tips For Busy People

  
  All Things Workplace — Authority: 546
  "Unless you are an hourly worker in America, boundaries between work and leisure are dead. Work bleeds into life, and life bleeds into work. People have the smart phone, aka the “digital leash”. Work will never be the same. It’s already gone."           Kris Dunn, VP of People, DAXKO , The ...
  13 hours ago

• Here’s a question for you…

  
  The Big Ks Superblog — Authority: 124
  Let’s say some day, a genie appears in front of you and offers you following two choices- You get Rs. 1 crore and everyone else you know gets Rs. 3 crores. You get Rs. 80 lakh and others get nothing. Which option would you pick, and why? - The Big K - PS: Idea credit: Scott Adams.
  16 hours ago

• What Will You Do Differently This Week?

  
  Hannah Morgan — Authority: 515
  We are creatures of habit.  Many of us desire routines, rituals, stability.  It is dangerous to be lulled into the complacency of habits.  We need to continue to move forward and push ourselves out of our comfort zone.  I write this primarily for myself.  Fear of failure has long been the excuse I have provided ...
  17 hours ago

• Change is Necessary

  
  Management Skills Blog — Authority: 123
  "Why are we making these changes?" I asked. "We need to look at our efficiency. We will be a better company for it," Henry replied. "If that is only reason, then we are likely to fail in making these changes. Why are we making these changes?" I repeated. "Well, when we sat down and looked at the numbers, because ...
  18 hours ago

• BUSINESS AND RELIGION: FIRE AND ICE?

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  If Jesus Christ runs your                                                                   business, look before you leap!                                                             ...
  1 day ago

• Labour: South of the Mason-Dixon line

  
  g.blog — Authority: 104
  Scratch the surface, and you see deep-seated racism alive and well in New Zealand. Unfortunately for those of us on the environmental left, it is alive and well in the Labour Party which, I guess, is another good reason to be Green. Hone Harawira was attacked by Phil Goff – not for the stupid sexist “rape” and ...
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• Is Your Biz Ready for Pelosi Healthcare Bill?

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  Healthcare Dictatorship?                                                                                                                       In this week’s Wall Street Journal,  former NY State Lt. ...
  2 days ago

• IJP2 Article Part 3: Understand the specific concerns of conservatives

  
  NCDD News & Perspectives — Authority: 119
  A major theme in the Framing Challenge at the 2008 NCDD conference was the need to understand the specific concerns of conservatives. The public engagement field and related fields struggle with the fact that many more progressives than conservatives are attracted to this work. The vast majority of practitioners ...
  2 days ago

• Science helps overcome habits of mind

  
  Thoughts About K4D — Authority: 133
  Elizabeth Culotta has an article titled "On the Origin of Religion" in a recent Science magazine (Science, 6 November 2009: Vol. 326. no. 5954, pp. 784 - 787). I quote extensively from one portion of the article:According to the emerging cognitive model of religion, we are so keenly attuned to the designs and desires ...
  2 days ago

• Detective Work: Deciphering the Clues in a Pathology Report

  
  My Great Breast Cancer Adventure — Authority: 123
  Last night I got into bed at 7 p.m. and was asleep by 7:15 p.m. This comes from both the exhaustion and the exhilaration of dealing with a health crisis while also trying to do everything else that you normally...
  2 days ago

• Afghanistan Escalation as a Case Study in Decision Making

  
  Kevin Hoffberg's Blog — Authority: 111
  It is surely the height of arrogance to propose an expert point of view on Afghanistan unless you have the relevant information.  I don’t have foreign policy or military expertise, but I do have a point of view on decision making, so at the risk of hubris, here goes . . . One of the problems I see (already I’m ...
  3 days ago

• Short term sense, long term problems – in global joblessness…in your decisions too?

  
  Strategic Workforce Planning — Authority: 111
  The Economist has a good article this week about the ways different parts of the world are dealing with joblessness – both are using fiscal stimulus, but Europe are directing much more of their spending towards labor market policy.  So in the short term, Europe’s joblessness rate is looking better than that of ...
  3 days ago

• The Paradox of Choices

  
  All Things Workplace — Authority: 546
  The rallying cry of product managers and politicians is "Choices! We offer choices!" My observation?  We really don’t like having too many choices. It makes us a little nervous. Every option leads to a chance to foul something up. Heck, a lot of people are more worried about not being wrong than about being ...
  3 days ago

• GET YOUR BUSINESS SELF TOGETHER!

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 126
  Listen To Yo Mama!                                                                                                                    Remember those stern warnings   you used to get, but don’t ...
  4 days ago

• the problem with traditional reach in media planning

  
  marginally subversive — Authority: 127
  … is that the metric does not capture the new ways that people get information. Traditional media – such as TV, radio, presses, and outdoor media – have been traded on reach, GRPs, and frequency. The most basic of dictums in media planning is “reach X% of people at least Y number of times in order to effect a ...
  4 days ago

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