Apparently early Meccano packaging decisions became the etymological source for both the phrase "bog standard" and "the dog's bollocks"
grammar-monster.com/sayings_…
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Making things and putting them in the world means messing up. No one is perfect.
And it means having people tell you how you messed up. Which can be hard, but if you learn, it's worth it.
Don't be afraid to put things in the world just because you might get caught in a mistake.
this is excellent (and challenging to follow) advice
Had a sprint planning meeting today, first since merging two teams, and as I was preparing a little @cwodtke in my heads said, focus on the team, the work will take care of itself. And it did.
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This is a fake video of Pelosi stammering through her speech. Millions have viewed it. At what point will FCC-like regulation kick in for the tech giants?
This is deeply problematic.
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This article shows - essentially - the reason we need to do user and customer research, with an added nuance of highlighting how membership in a group strengthens bias.
cc @jmspool
The people who come up with ideas are likely to overvalue them. s.hbr.org/2HwA1Mn
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Well this is neat
Hartford to host first international space trade summit
hartfordbusiness.com/article…
Oh damn, please alert me to franchise opportunities - would love to have this in Hartford...
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“What we hear employers say on a regular basis is that the classroom piece is important,” says @UConnCCD Director Jim Lowe, “but it’s the experiential learning that they’re really looking at.” #UConn19🎓
today.uconn.edu/2019/04/care…
The latest CTX podcast with Ken Krasnow from @Henkel was really terrific, and he shared some great insights about how Henkel has been flexible enough to revamp org structure around customer centricity.
Listen here - cronin-co.com/podcast-episod…
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Look at this thing Fathom made!
If you—like the Attorney General, apparently—have not yet made time to read all 448 pages of the Mueller Report, we've built a tool that makes it easy to familiarize yourself with key players and associations: fathom.info/context














