I have yet to come across anyone who argues that trust is a bad thing. There are certainly times where we don’t trust people, and we wouldn’t just blindly trust them because we think trust is generically a good thing,…
October 26th, 2009 | Jamie | Comments | Continuedtrust
How easy is it to get to your employees?
I recently came across this blog post at Twittercism by a blogger who took it upon himself to find all 47 (and counting) employees at Twitter and figure out what their roles are.Here, then, in alphabetical order (by first name), is a list of the 47 pe…
May 18th, 2009 | Maddie Grant | Comments | Continued
A Waste of Resources
The snowplow trucks were just in our neighborhood again.
- Scraped the streets of the remaining snow and ice.
- I don’t understand why they are back.
Our last snow was several days ago.
- We appreciated the help then.
- It gave us safer access to the world.
Yesterday they scraped the streets in…
January 23rd, 2009 | Cynthia D'Amour | Comments | Continued
Would You Trust This Group?
After reading this, perhaps not.
I just got an email from an organization promoting a high-end, exclusive seminar.
- It’s executive content.
- Speakers in high demand.
- Only 25 total participants.
When I checked out the details, I found this statement:
“Due to overwhelming demand the deadline for applications has been extended to Sept. 12th.
Limited seating“
(I did the bolding.)
Huh?
- If…
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