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Great Companies – Spotify
I don’t know anyone at Spotify, nor have I worked there. However when I see descriptions and explanations like this one of how they organize and build their culture, it makes me think they’re doing it right. Autonomy is important, … Continue reading
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Top Talent Leaves
Derek Jeter will likely play his entire career with the New York Yankees. LeBron James has already left one team, and might leave another soon. Both are Hall of Fame players that have had extreme success in their chosen professions. They are recognized … Continue reading
No Bosses
Zappos has been a successful company in a number of ways. In addition to tremendous profits, they’ve shown that they can provide amazing customer service by empowering individual employees. Now they’re taking another step forward as they move the company to … Continue reading
Be Careful in Business
I like most of the SQL Server people I meet. Most of you are polite, cheerful, friendly, and it’s nice to share a few minutes of my life with you, chatting about anything. Whether that’s technical issues with SQL Server, … Continue reading