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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Early Birds versus Night Owls
via Mark Hurst, here is an article on morning persons versus evening people from Health News: People who keep late hours and feel more alert in the evening may have a natural advantage over those who rise at the crack … Continue reading
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How to Handle Extraordinarily Productive Employees
Johanna Rothman considers a management problem where a team has an extraordinarily productive employee in a team of average employees and suggests that the person may be more harmful than helpful: Another manager has the problem of one person bringing … Continue reading
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Code Generation
Justin Etheredge had a good post about using code generation only as the tool of last resort. He cites three problems: Maintenance – Generated code can be a maintenance nightmare. If your solution to a problem is to just generate … Continue reading
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