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From
seths
If you participate in a database about people or their work, the first rule is simple: it should be as simple to fix an error as it is to make one.
If you mischaracterize something, get a digit wro… 
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Scoop.it!
What you measure usually gets paid attention to, and what you pay attention to, usually gets better. Numbers supercharge measurement, because numbers are easy to compare. Numbers make it difficult to hide. And hence the problem. ... Read more on Seth Godin's blog post
Scoop.it!
Writing the first draft of a computer program is easy. It's the testing that separates the professional from a mere hack. Test and then, of course, make it better.
The same thing is true with: - Restaurant - recipes - Essays - Web user interface
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Scoop.it!
From
seths
Properly designed, software isn’t more expensive to create when more people use it. In fact, when network effects are involved, it’s actually more efficient when more people use it.
But of course, this overlooks the two-and-a-half essential missing factors:
... read more on Seth's blog post
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Our software must get better Read more on Seth Godin's blog post ...
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Training and Infinite ROI Seth Grodin on employee training: Consider an employee who is going to work 2000 hours for you this year. It's not unusual for an organization to spend only 10 or 20 hours training this person--which means about 1% of their annual workload. How much training would it take for this person to …
Didier Daglinckx's insight:
Inspired by Seth Godin
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