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#231 - Scotland, Part I
#231 – Scotland, Part I
Scotland, Part I – Planning
Reut [my nine-year-old niece] and I are off to Scotland this Summer. Scotland’s national animal being a unicorn, Reut’s passion being unicorns, and a bonus point for being an English-speaking country; that’s how we ended up in Scotland.
One of the great things about planning a trip way ahead, is the opportunity to leisurely read about the destination and its unique…
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230 - Shalom aba, I love you
saying goodbye is never easy, more so to my late dad. a new post: 230 - Shalom aba, I love you
Going home to say goodbye
I had a long flight to work on it. How do you say the final goodbye to your aba [dad]? I knew none of my brothers would, and expecting my quiet, often too shy, mom to speak was inconceivable. How would I capture his essence?
I drafted and cried, put the iToy away, took it out again… and about an hour before landing, I had a draft I could live with. “Live” makes for an…
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In my first months in the US, specifically while traveling, eating out, or at the movies, I questioned the intelligence of the American women. Not their IQ, not really their brainpower; more like t…
229: It's the Latch, S... [or, no rest in the restroom]
229: It’s the Latch, S… [or, no rest in the restroom]
In my first months in the US, specifically while traveling, eating out, or at the movies, I questioned the intelligence of the American women. Not their IQ, not really their brainpower; more like their fears and phobias.
If you watched the unforgettable Seinfeld season 5, episode 12, you know that some women have hmmm… issues with their restroom routine. Since we both know you don’t have time to…
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#228 – Yes-man teams deliver mediocre products
#228 – Yes-man teams deliver mediocre products
Conflict, disagreement, argument – all are considered negative.
Consensus, agreement, alignment – such positive words, or are they?
Product managers’ success, more than any other management position I’m aware of, depends on leadership without org chart support. A good product team is aligned, in sync, engaged. Unified around a goal, a product, a vision.
A product team is, by definition and…
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#227 - iRecommend
#227 – iRecommend
A friend or a colleague gets laid-off. You worked together for a while, and you want to keep in touch. You truly want to help. You care for the guy, you enjoyed working together, you even learned a thing or two from him. Or her. Women got a lot to teach and share.
What you do? LinkedIn is the obvious answer. Of course. Request is sent, accepted, are we done?
Not really. I thought you…
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#226 - Commuter Mug Anyone?
#226 – Commuter Mug Anyone?
Going somewhere? Traveling? BYOC.And it’s not champagne we are talking about.  It’s about the cup and the coffee.
I’ve long ago accepted the fact that more often than not, i’m not going to truly enjoy the over-priced latte i order and pay for, even when being “penalized” for those extra shots of espresso i ask for in my attempt to make it better. On the other hand, I can do something about…
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#225 – Home is Where?
#225 – Home is Where?
Once a year I go home. My other home that is. Or maybe I should call it my first home. Dual citizenship isn’t a big deal for Israelis. It’s allowed, common, nothing to think of.
So I go to Israel. Â The anchor, of course, is friends and family.
It’s a long trip.  And every year it gets harder. The visit, that is. The longer one lives away from home, the more one can see in a visit.  As…
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Tel Aviv on a rainy Friday. Never more than a mile away from the water. (at Tel Aviv, Israel)
There's nothing positive or uplifting in a checkpoint. To the MPs' credit, they were polite and respectful. (at Palästinensische Autonomiegebiete)
Separation fence, checkpoint. Three times a day. (at Palestinian territories)
Built in the 1930's, renovated with respect to original design. (at Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem)
Lookout en route to the Dead Sea. A lunch date guaranteed to end with disappointment to one or two. (at Lakiya)
#ficoworld. After a hard day work, hangout with a dinosaur or two. (at Smithsonian Museum Of Natural History, Washington DC)
Meet and hangout with our DMS 2.0 leadership, get your hands on.
Having my own machine @ the office reduced my coffee outings significantly. But the search for perfections goes on. Source: www.funnyjunk.com (at Bel Bacio - Italian Cafe)
Week 7. Or is it eight? Hate to admit it, but life-long habits can be modified, if you have as good torturer as I do. Thank you, Chris. (at FICO)