We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution.
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We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution.
lean in
I do not pretend to have perfect solutions to these deep and complicated issues. I rely on hard data, academic research, my own observations, and lessons I have learned along the way.
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Check yourself. If people are constantly kissing your ass and only tell you things you want to hear, you will never learn what's real.
You should be a voracious reader.
Never stop educating yourself.
If you really want to become a manager, you must understand your company's business.
If your boss respects you as a competent, aggressive, and ambitious manager or employee, you certainly hold an advantage for promotion over your peers who have not earned such recognition. Up to a point at least, that might be all that is necessary to merit a promotion. However, if your boss knows you well enough to also like you as a person, you can be on the fast track.
Conversely, if the boss plainly dislikes you, regardless of your competence, your best option almost certainly is to resign. Find a different boss with whom you are more compatible.
(Media Management in the Age of Giants)
Be pro-active rather than reactive.
"Profit" is not a dirty word, of course. No company can survive without it. And during recessions, every company tries to find ways to cut costs while still remaining a viable entity. It is not just a media problem.
As Jiangfeng said, there're so more needs but less success, why? The reasons could be: 1. Not minimum viable product. 2. Not proper market trategy. 3. Not good enough team. 4. Not sufficient MONEY!
I think I must finish the book PROCRASTINATION tonight! The way it tells to overcome the procrastination may be effective. It's very helpful for me.
I wanted to tell you all my secrets, but you became one of them instead.
We believe computing is going through one of the most exciting moments in its history: people are increasingly adopting phones, tablets and newer type of devices. And this spread of technology has the potential to make a positive impact in the lives of people around the world -- whether it's simply helping you in your daily commute, or connecting you to information that was previously inaccessible.
Live from Google I/O, May 15, 2013
Just try to change a way to communicate with others.
Decide to reuse Tumblr from today. Posts would be in English.
Hello, Tumblr.