Monthly Archives: November 2008

Paul Graham makes a great point in his essay about how every risk management tactic by an organization has a cost. He explains how these costs are greater than they seem at first glance, because they filter out competence for … Continue reading →

I generally use best seller lists to avoid wasting time on poor books. But many of these best-sellers turn out to be quite ordinary and sometimes horrifyingly stupid. The most recent book I read, “Blue Ocean Strategy”, sold almost a … Continue reading →