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by neilpeel 13y ago
I am a big fan of this product, I have backed it already on Indiegogo, really looking forward to getting mine! :-)
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How I am Bootstrapping My Brain(medium.com)
1 points by neilpeel 13y ago|0 comments
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The Bootstrappers Bible(sethgodin.com)
8 points by neilpeel 13y ago|0 comments
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Wireless HDMI for Everyone(indiegogo.com)
176 points by neilpeel 13y ago|148 comments
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Live Fast, Die Young? (medium.com)
2 points by neilpeel 13y ago|1 comments
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What Is A Startup?(trendsonline.co)
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We Got the Team Right But We Still Failed(trendsonline.co)
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You're Not a Hero For Reaching Inbox Zero(medium.com)
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by neilpeel 13y ago
It is harder to measure productivity, but surely even implementing a measuring system that was less than perfect would still be more beneficial to them.
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by neilpeel 13y ago
This is exactly what I feel. I don't understand why more companies do not subscribe to this way of working.
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by neilpeel 13y ago
The crazy thing is there are a lot of jobs in major corporations where you could do them over and above the expectations in 10-15 hours a week, whereas you are contracted to sit there for 40. This is a waste of resources in so many ways, an
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by neilpeel 13y ago
:-)
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by neilpeel 13y ago
Unfortunately, I don't think they would either, however I believe that corporations are really missing a trick in terms of getting the most out of their employees.
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by neilpeel 13y ago
This is SO true. It is incredibly boring to do nothing, and like you say, it can be harder work to do nothing!! I wish corporations would wise up to it, and allow their employees more responsibility and flexibility but I doubt it will happe
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by neilpeel 13y ago
I think that is a great way of working, by working in your most productive hours (which of course vary from person to person) you will get more done, and enjoy it more. Makes sense to me.
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by neilpeel 13y ago
Could you come in a bit later? Say at 3? Eliminate some of the "waste" but leave enough time to fix problems etc before you start your real productive shift?
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Just go home(medium.com)
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"How To Hack Your Commute To Have More Ideas"(medium.com)
1 points by neilpeel 13y ago|0 comments
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by neilpeel 13y ago
Great idea!