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Why You Won't Quit Your Job
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2 comments
14 years ago
georgecmu
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Your Problem Isn't Motivation - Peter Bregman
blogs.hbr.org
2 comments
14 years ago
kirpekar
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Why I Returned My iPad
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1 comment
15 years ago
tuxguy
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Is the Life You're Living Worth the Price You're Paying to Live It?
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1 comment
15 years ago
dlitwak
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Why Companies Should Insist that Employees Take Naps
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1 comment
16 years ago
lotusleaf1987
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What It's Like Inside the Head of a Reactant Person
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1 comment
16 years ago
pierrefar
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The Key to Spotting Disruption Before it Happens
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1 comment
16 years ago
skmurphy
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Why Your Brain Loves Good Storytelling
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12 years ago
__Joker
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Should You Put World of Warcraft on Your Resume?
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12 years ago
apress
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The Dangerous Rise of "Entrepreneurship Porn"
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12 years ago
polskibus
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Twitter’s Leadership Drama Explains its Success
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13 years ago
smit
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Should MBAs Learn to Code?
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13 years ago
soneca
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Know the Difference Between Your Data and Your Metrics
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13 years ago
mitmads
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How to Minimize Your Biases When Making Decisions
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14 years ago
apress
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Boring is Productive
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14 years ago
lsr7
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How to Manage Your Smartest, Strangest Employee
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14 years ago
dwynings
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A Key to U.S. Competitiveness: Work-Life Balance
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14 years ago
lambtron
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In Nov 2005, Paul Graham wrote The Venture Capital Squeeze...He was right
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14 years ago
veracitas
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Success Comes From Better Data, Not Better Analysis
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15 years ago
hellacious
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Nine Things Successful People Do Differently
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15 years ago
acconrad
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How to Pick a Co-Founder
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15 years ago
dwynings
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What the Founding Fathers Really Thought About Corporations
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16 years ago
cwan
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There Is No Invisible Hand
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10 comments
14 years ago
gruseom
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The Worst Interview Question (and How to Answer It)
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5 comments
15 years ago
silkodyssey
5 points
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Rules for Managing Creative People
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3 comments
13 years ago
wallflower
5 points
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The Best Strategy for Reducing Stress
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2 comments
14 years ago
madiator
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Why I'm not going near Spotify
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2 comments
15 years ago
pham
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What People Are Really Doing When They’re on a Conference Call
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1 comment
12 years ago
denzil_correa
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The Question to Ask Before Hiring a Data Scientist
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1 comment
12 years ago
auvi
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The Cost of Continuously Checking Email
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1 comment
12 years ago
ayers
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