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Category Archives: Books
Slack
Finished reading Slack by Tom DeMarco tonight. There is a reasonable review here . The basic premise of the book is that by building some slack into schedules, the projects are better — that innovation and improvements happen during the … Continue reading
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Freakonomics
I finished reading a used copy of Freakonomics over the weekend. If you haven’t read a review of this book, follow this link I thought this book was interesting, but I don’t know how highly I would recommend it. His … Continue reading
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22 Immutable Laws of Marketing
I finished reading the 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing. It was written in 1993 so it’s a little bit dated, but in that sense it make the principles more interesting since most of his predictions can be tested because you … Continue reading
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