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These are the most recent articles mentioning "perspective"
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t. Not because the child is stupid or the student ignorant, but both are learning and are too close to the situation themselves to have some perspective of what true gifts / strengths / abilities they should place their leverage.
People stuff.
When teams and executives bring us in, what they n...
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nal answer.
At the root of the question is what is right size and growth strategy for the company. People assume our size is not right. I get the perspective that many, many people believe that bigger is better, yet frankly I’m not convinced. No man-related joke here, but sometimes bigger...
Worth noting:
Tim's perspective on Hadoop integration at Yahoo :
With this being the key point:
OK -- but why is Yahoo!'s involvement so important? First, it indicates a kind of competitive tipping point in Web 2.0, where a large company that is a strong #2 in a space (search) realizes...
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d paying attention when Netscape and all the good people who worked there lost their mojo. Sometimes the thing an operational background gives you is perspective.
Vmware is facing a battle equivalent to the Microsoft-Netscape battle of today. They have virtually created (pun intended) the virtua...
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nt is that I'm a fan and I've never seen a well described picture of all the things Apple has made. This picture is wonderfully historic and offers a perspective beyond Apple but of the tech industry and where it's going.
On a more educational note, tech business folks often talk about the &ldqu...
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the team you have around you also, and think about whether they keep you thinking and learning. Mine does. I'm blessed by them.
4. Real Time and Perspective.
Often when we are charge of something very big, we face intense periods of time working outside our range of experiences and comfort z...
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d, and then dialogue. You bring you assets (knowledge of what you've already considered) and the other party brings this fresh but incredibly learned perspective of what is possible and what others have already piloted and what appears to work and not. You don't write an email that is one-way but cr...
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you are, and what you need. Most of us are not superheros, and we need to get enough sleep, stay fit, invest in our personal relationships and have a perspective. We need that to lead. It's not a nice to have. So why is it that so many executives then work "to the bone". Carol hired a service car to...
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yone forms a conclusion on some piece of the data rather than a full set of it. So make sure you are looking at data of the situation, normalized for perspective and comparable to something meaningful.
2. Emotions. Figure out how people feel about things. Could be that there's been some personal...
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r speed (aka samurai) and for long-term strength (ala senate) means knowing when to toggle between the two approaches. Expanding your own toolkit and perspective can be good.
*Phrase of Samurai vs. Senate got planted in my head last week but I can't recall who said it or if I just made it up. ...
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to follow per se. It's a way of living and being -- of staying in tune with our inner voice and what matters. Each of us can develop some muscles of perspective that will help us live out ethical values. For those of us that want more guidance, we can join a community that helps us define, learn an...
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siness?
So Carly 2.0 was announced, the analysts / press / book tour is on.
Let's see what becomes of this ... let's let history give us more perspective of this CEO leader.
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Leadership , Authentic , HP , metrics , Business , Carly Fiorina
as not "out...
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There are three primary audiences a product manager needs to listen to:
The customer. It's critical to know what’s important from the perspective of those buying and using the product. Take lots of notes, but then sit back from all the specific input and ask: What are customer pain p...
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of alpine mountains.
As summer is over and it's time to head back to work reinvigorated...so in the spirit of "what I read this summer", here's a perspective on one book I read...
Alpha Dogs: How your Small Business Can become a Leader of a Pack
By Donna Fenn, former Inc writer.
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ation that a vendor creates, then they multiply it. Developers design new applications that will change users’ lives. And from a vendors’ perspective, it’s like going from 2000 software engineers to 20,000. It’s a multiplier, a relatively inexpensive multiplier.
Through t...
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l moves. Our original intention can be good and yet end up being bad. It is the ways in which we reflect on our words, actions, thoughts that enables perspective and clarity.
The Need for Discernment
Ethical behavior entails more than restraint. It also includes the cultivation of virtue. Bec...
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rol.
Your entire approach will shift to meet the changes that are occurring as Web 2.0 continues to roll out. More than anything, it’s a perspective that things as they’ve been is not how they are, or will be. In fact, go beyond that and embrace change. It means you’ll be a...
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attention to this superficial nonsense, they'll spend money badly and ultimately fail. These publications (no surprise) lack a vision, a theology, a perspective that will help the industry. Okay, enough diatribe.
But it gets me thinking to what I think IS real, and consequential to the software...
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eing made. The question is what is the filter on those choices.
The degree to which we absorb information that doesn’t fit into our current perspective and then perceive the difference is key. The degree to which you can keep seeing new things into the data field that doesn’t jive wi...
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ins of when to listen, and what to listen for.
Starting with the obvious party, the Customer:
You must know what’s important from the perspective of those buying and using the product. Listen to customers and salespeople. Take lots of notes, but then, sit back from all the specific i...
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me. The conversation keeps coming back around over the years. The clear-headed new head of product marketing said let's get an unbiased, data-focused perspective from Rubicon.
THE CONSULTANTS:
No suits. Objective. Clear. They've analyze NPD data, done competitive product testing, gathered cus...
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d "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" .
I'm sure you could go to Amazon or Salon to read a real book review. The story is written from the perspective of a young boy, Oskar, whose father dies in the September 11th attack of the Towers. Oskar is, of course, grieving. He wears white and 'h...
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ferent trajectories and measures. The biggest myth in the late 90's was the 'early mover advantage' and I'm glad to see most people have earned their perspective to know better. Remember, early entrants are typically the heroic martyrs that sow seeds and then lose out to the proficient players who c...
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