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by brd 16y ago
I think the idea is good, I don't doubt that the content and research may be good, but I do have an issue with someone whose credentials are "During high school and college I've done several presentations". I consider myself comfortable an
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I would have to agree. If you consider what the average facebook user looks like social data will be little more than white noise, especially when you consider how easy it is to game.
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Apps may not be the antithesis of the Internet, but the concept of an App Store arguably is. Internet = decentralized freedom, App store = centralized control. The data is not the problem, the communication medium is not the problem, the is
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link to press release about it: http://www.lsbf.org.uk/globalmba/globalmba.html They're pushing a try before you buy model. Interesting idea and I certainly won't complain about gaining access to high quality MBA lectures for free.
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If you take the time to group your friends and carefully tend to your privacy settings its not a problem. Facebook is actually highly configurable in this sense, its very easy to maintain multiple networks on it if you really want to. The r
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and white boards, lots of white boards
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I would disagree with #5 on that list. In my experience a request from a boss will most likely be misinterpreted (to some degree at least) as an attempt to spy on you. Also, many people are starting to learn that keeping your professional a
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I went back and forth about the idea of pursuing an MBA for a few years. One day I had a conversation with a very successful small business owner and his response on the subject was "I know a lot of entrepreneurs and I can't think of a sing