careers
Have you ever wondered * if you like to make radical changes or incremental changes ? * if you prefer scorecard/360 degree feedback or just something more simple like "you're sux" and "it's kool man" ? * if you prefer stable and friendly or free and
thoughts
nice article from TechCrunch, this reminds me of Jack Neo case. He likes to explicitly insert moral lessons into his movies, and he gradually violated some. Those who create the line tend to cross it. Long ago Google unofficially abandoned the Don’t Be Evil mantra and replaced it with,
communityservices
I occasionally think 'bout this and recently found a very interesting article. Basically, to help people make you feel happy, but it doesn't always mean that what you did made them happy. Currently I'm not into community services so occasionally doing the 1st part (to
collection
Posted: 11 Jun 2009 04:00 PM PDT Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on Twitter. It’s an irony of our modern lives that while technology is continually invented that saves us time, we use that time to do more and more things, and so our lives are