tjmaxal

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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Even though it's not perfect our current system has a lot of advantages over previous systems like hiring only relatives, or making everyone contract labor.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
instead of linking to the entire blog can you link to the specific post you are trying to highlight please.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
So the moral of the story here is it's your fault if someone else mis characterizes you?
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
No worries, it's just a joke.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
IF there is no potential for growth beyond the work capacity of a single individual then yes that is not a company but a job. I've never said that all studios are like this. It just seems to be that most are.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Is it really a company if it's revenue goes to zero when the owner retires, or takes a vacation, what if they get hurt and are unable to work Does the company keep making money? If it makes money with out the owner doing all the work then i
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Companies like most photo studios aren't really companies at all, they are just jobs for the founders. they can't grow beyond the work capacity of the individual. They have no real value beyond their assets.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
This begs the age old question: How much capacity for change do we really have?
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Bad Title. It should be does the internet make you...oh look something shiny. The idea that multitasking is bad for you is not new.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Given their reliance on titles and pullouts as design elements it makes sense that they would pay more attention to them.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
What about the TVOM implications? There has to be some opportunity cost for both sides to playing the game. Given the potential loses involved I think it would be foolish for anyone to play the game as the seller/ coin tosser.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
A lot of this is really just opinion, but the basic idea that you should listen to your customers is still good advice.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Any body else get the feeling that maybe Steve Jobs is just trying to retire, but he can't because he still has too much to do, so he just keeps pushing for change as fast as we can take it?
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Even after you weed out all the consultants and what not, how many of these are actually sellable businesses? And how many are things like photo studios, etc?
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The Happiness Culture At Zappos(fastcompany.com)
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
If you liked this article you might like a similar one at Fast company: http://www.fastcompany.com/1657030/the-happiness-culture-zap... ?
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
In the Article they were a company of only four people.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
The idea that you can't really keep secrets on the internet shouldn't really be news to anyone. Especially not here. That being said, I think most people's privacy is kept because there just aren't that many people interested in you in gene
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
The emphasis on equality and health here is admirable.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Amen to the don't use gmail point. But it is a nearly heroic act to find a good url these days. Not to mention trying to find a .com. It's getting pretty ridiculous.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
There are several studies out there showing why multitasking at any level is a bad idea. If it doesn't work on a personal level then it probably won't work on a corporate level.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
It's pretty bad when the author continuously does what he is accusing the rest of the world of doing wrong.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Whoa this is long!
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BP and long shot bias(economix.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
I wish there were more service based examples of this type of thinking.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
So are the viewers on you tube co conspirators complicit for failing to report a crime? This is scary and ridiculous at the same time.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
This really throws some light on how misleading "unemployment" numbers really are. There are an increasing number of underemployed Americans who are sometimes worse of than the unemployed because they are not eligible for unemployment benef
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Sorry if this wasn't the right place to ask. I am really proud to be part of such a unique community.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
This may seem like an oversimplification but like the article says all web apps are built on browsers and all browsers are built on an OS and all OSes are built on hardware, all hardware is built on a chip set etc, etc, etc, till you get do
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Thanks Everybody!

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