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Left: Logic, detail, patterns, facts. Right: Meaning, possibility, imagination. How do you use your brain at work, or how does it use you? Choose your discipline and compare your answer.
How many 'average' developers is one 'great' developer worth? Steve Jobs says 50-to-1, others say 1000-to-1, some say none-to-1. Just how valuable are the best devs and engineers when it comes to building a product?
Do you max out your days-off or is your vacation time like Loch Ness: the odd sighting but mostly myth?
One Red Question: Love your job? Loathe it? Tell us how you really feel....but do it in one word.
Red Canary has put forward a deeply philosophical and profound question this week. You may need a few hours to work through it.
Consider the people you work with on a daily basis: how many would you want working for you as the CEO of a new organization?
Does email overload sap your efficiency? Can you imagine getting nearly 400 on your first day? Take the poll and share your pain.
We've all endured horrible remote product demos says Peter Cohan. He outlines 10 tongue-in-cheek approaches for making sure your company's presentations are equally cluttered, vague and banal.
Job seeker Rick Stomphorst has created a business card that emulates a Twitter status update, and includes contact information. What's your take on this idea?
Crazies, lazies, pettiness, power plays, power nappers. You've managed them all without a whit of recognition from your own boss. What's your management gripe?
There’s much to be said for a resume that stands out. But don’t expect to copy these ambitious and creative CVs and get brought on as a VP of Finance.
Remember re-engineering, management by objectives, service-oriented architecture, kaizen and other trendy fads that flamed out? What management philosophy would like you to add to that pile?
A former Nortel employee put relics from the company's glory days up on eBay, along with some sardonic commentary and a few useful pieces for surviving in a post-Nortel, full-bore-recession economy.
Pink slip parties, a vestige of the Dot Com bust, have returned to Toronto.
Mazi.tv hosts Vikki and Poppy review several UK music startups, including Spotify, Ooizit and Yourspins.com.
One of the few lists of its kind, Backbone's 'P.I.C.K. 20' panel looks at a breadth of Canadian startups.
Joel Spolsky, CEO of Fog Creek software and author of Joel on Software, writes of the hands-on leadership style that he learned in the Israeli armed forces.
Watch how BumpTop manipulates files, images and other objects in a three-dimensional desktop environment.
Motorola is sponsoring a contest where amateur developers can create and submit wireless widgets in a number of categories. Not a bad way to sharpen your coding and creative chops and maybe earn some extra cash in '09.
