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Flaws in Videoconferencing Systems Put Boardrooms at Risk(nytimes.com)
31 points by mattquinn 15y ago|4 comments
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by mattquinn 15y ago
I also vividly remember when Greenspan stepped down - the government and the media was effusive in praising the guy. For an area of study that stresses the importance of lagging indicators, most economists were content with immediately soli
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by mattquinn 15y ago
Based on the transcripts, we need more innovative thinking in all walks of life, not just technology/software/etc. Economic forecasting will always have a large degree of uncertainty involved, but the frivolity with which the Fed approached
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Inside the Fed in 2006: A Coming Crisis, and Banter(nytimes.com)
11 points by mattquinn 15y ago|4 comments
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by mattquinn 15y ago
Money and college students always mix well, but it doesn't apply to events like this, which classify as thinly veiled marketing, however informative they may end up being. Even if you pay ppl $15 to sit for an hour, it won't be worth it to
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by mattquinn 15y ago
This article makes sweeping generalizations about what consumers want and how they react to stellar service. The majority of consumers may value painless and rapid service the most, but in the end, delighting your customers will usually win
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by mattquinn 15y ago
As a college student myself, I see/hear many variations of this idea all the time from people. My reaction is the same every time: you are competing for students' time , and they have barely any discretionary amount of it that they'd be w
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by mattquinn 15y ago
CTY was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this article submission. I took the spatial test back in middle school and it was fairly difficult, but that's what's to love about CTY - they make everything challenging to get a tru
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by mattquinn 15y ago
PeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips & Techniques by Jim Marion http://www.amazon.com/PeopleSoft-PeopleTools-Techniques-Orac...