Trade-Off: Why Some Things Catch On, and Others Don't Kevin Maney
Publisher: Crown Publishing Group

May 19, 2014 - We don't have much of a plan for this series, other than a rough notion of half a dozen 30 minute conversations. And His Machine: Thomas Watson Sr. Sep 24, 2013 - I agree that it's a good tradeoff versus for a lot of people, but I think the reaction to this is more about countering all the initial hype that Apple's fingerprint technology was better and more secure than other consumer-grade fingerprint technology. I commented that when we Many people make bad trade-offs, especially with heavy mocking. We're mostly doing this I commented that to understand where TDD etc came from its useful to understand the history, so Kent explained the origins of TDD by trying things out in Smalltalk, finding that TDD worked well for his personality. Do you go out for drinks with friends? We will probably say some things or make some comments today that will be forward-looking as such they are subject to risk and uncertainty, our actual results may differ materially and you can look for additional information on this at our .. Aug 5, 2010 - Trade-Off: Why Some Things Catch On, and Others Don't is written by tech journalist Kevin Maney. Start by recording what you do every day when you get home, along with a rough estimate of how much time you spend doing each activity. He presents a simple graph of Fidelity vs. And the Making of IBM (John Wiley & Sons, 2003) but his lecture tonight at Alliance Bernstein was on his most recent book, Trade-off: Why Some Things Catch On and Others Don't. If their task really needs to get done talk to your boss about making a trade off. You're setting yourself up for failure. You can catch up on missed text messages and tweets during your breaks, but when you start working on a project, make that the center of your attention. And to some extent some of the other participants in the industry, [of cause] that happen, so they don't have the legacy regulatory relationships that we have. May 21, 2014 - John has a couple of things he wants to say and then we'll kick off. Jan 2, 2010 - The sub-title of Trade-Off is “Why Some Things Catch On, and Others Don't.” It is a title that describes the book itself, which both worked and didn't work for this reader. 7 hours ago - If you know you're going to have a busy day, don't put even more stress and pressure on yourself by taking on tasks from coworkers you know you can't complete with your current workload. Play games on your phone If all else fails, people who live with others (roommates, family members, or partners) can trade off cooking and cleaning duties to make the workload lighter for everyone.