Sometimes, geeks translate things in ways most people wouldn’t understand.
Geek #1: I can’t find my notepad.
Geek #2: Look under c:\windows.
Sometimes, geeks translate things in ways most people wouldn’t understand.
Geek #1: I can’t find my notepad.
Geek #2: Look under c:\windows.
How to manage a client’s expectations:
It’s not about bending over backwards for the client. It’s about making the client think your bending over backwards when you’re not bending at all.
Not sure if I heard that from someone else or made it up myself, but I’m sure I learned it from someone much smarter than me!
From Productivity501.com:
Personally, I am not interested in working more. I am very interested in accomplishing more. Trying to accomplish more just by working more is the brute force “assembly line” method. It doesn’t scale. Eventually, you will reach a point where you can’t do any more without having harmful side effects.
Honorable mention to Mark Shead’s comment on that statement:
There are a lot of things in business (and government) that could be simplified if people would simply ask “what would happen if we just stopped doing this?”
Thinking of that, I wonder what would happen if I just stopped writing on my blog? Hmm…