1 days ago
Linkorama : Productivity 2.0: How the New Rules of Work Are Changing the Game - Don’t crank out tasks — learn to work with a deeper focus. Don’t plan and hold meetings and form committees — just launch the software or product or service and keep improving it. Don’t spend time organizing — you’ve got more important thing
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21 days ago
Linkorama : CRM News: Trends: - I was actually trying to argue that we shouldn't have Chief Community Officers and instead a more decentralized process specific authority to accomplish the same
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3 month ago
joshua : How to stop junk mail
Jeremy Zawodny : How to stop junk mail - How to stop junk mail: I can personally vouch for Green Dimes
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4 month ago
Linkorama : On Process, Technology and Work Design - It has been said that sociology always trumps technology.
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6 month ago
Linkorama : Are You Spending Your Time the Right Way? - Here’s a three-step plan for allocating your time wisely—and strategically.
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9 month ago
gleuschk : Financial Clutter, What To Keep And What To Get Rid Of - ok, this one is new.
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9 month ago
gleuschk : What financial records to keep and how long to keep them - every single other page on this topic quotes this one (or quotes someone else quoting this one [lifehacker, you dopes])
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9 month ago
gleuschk : How to Use a Todo List to Make 2008 Your Best Year Ever - Lifehack.org - the important bit is "just above the instinctive"
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10 month ago
gleuschk : Hackito Ergo Sum: The Library Problem - so deliciously geeky
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12 month ago
joshua : Organizing my stuff - on categorization. kinda unixy
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13 month ago
Linkorama : ODD Lexicon - I’m still digesting the paper, but was immediately drawn to the lexicon developed by AT&T’s Opportunity Discovery Department (ODD). It’s familiar territory to anyone that’s experienced large organizational behavior.
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14 month ago
Linkorama : Decisions, information, decoupling and automation - Thus I believe organizations should think about how to get decisions (or at least candidate decisions) to people, not just information.
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15 month ago
adamrg : Merlin Mann "Inbox Zero" - Quite good, my inbox flow isn't high enough yet to make this 100% applicable, but it will be.
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18 month ago
43folders : Unclutterer - "Unclutterer is the blog about getting and staying organized." _Very_ cool looking site.
joshua : Unclutterer » Daily tips on how to organize your home and office.
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21 month ago
jimray : Stikkit: Magic words, functional emails, and a handy cheat sheet - I like the combination of smart parsing by the computer and a small, but existent, learning curve for the person. SciFi has us believing that computers will just one day understand us, but if we can meet halfway, the future is NOW, MAN!
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22 month ago
43folders : NPR : In Favor of Mess - "...whether the moderately messy are more efficient, more resilient and more creative."
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Linkorama : Organizational Dynamics, Not Technology - And that's another takeaway in this post: Elevating people, groups (teams, communities) and networks to the same level of importance as data, information and process is long overdue.
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23 month ago
Linkorama : Meeting After Meeting - It is a common misconception that meetings ever decide things. Meeting never decide things - they only make official those decisions which have been taken before the meeting. Of all the things I have learnt this maybe the most important.
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43folders : Harry | Uncrate - "The more stuff you give him, the bigger he becomes, shaping himself uniquely based on the kinds of stuff you give him to hold."
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25 month ago
Linkorama : Good Agile, Bad Agile - Great essay about development methodology, or lack thereof
znarf : Stevey's Blog Rants: Good Agile, Bad Agile [via] #
Simon Willison : Good Agile, Bad Agile - Includes interesting insight in to Google development processes.
Paul Hammond : Stevey's Blog Rants: Good Agile, Bad Agile - Is it any wonder Chrysler canceled the project?
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25 month ago
43folders : Scrapability - Blogs on Scrapbooking and Other Paper Arts - Scrap Rants - From Digital PDAs to Pocket Notes - Rebellion Against the Organised - Scrapbooker's annotated guide to ways to get organized. Tour de force, if I may say. (Tip for link pilers: It's her opinions & story that made this so fun)
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25 month ago
merlinmann : Getting organized is half the battle; staying that way is the trick - "You need to be very cautious not to overstructure and overcomplicate it"
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Linkorama : Prototyping Organizations - ...rapid prototyping of a real organization, to learn quickly about variations of organizational form and its effects on performance and emotional engagement. There are some in-person simulation games that are pretty useful for learning such lessons.
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gleuschk : On arranging books by color - latecomers -- sweetnickyc was doing this in the early 90s
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