Archive for March, 2008
Successful Micromanagement in Information Technology Part 2: Motivate
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Micromanagement requires a specific type of motivation. The existing team is likely going to experience some concerns about their work and their jobs, even if you have made sure to create an immediate success [...]
Radio Show Highlights 3/29/08
Ron Paul is the root of all EVOL. Why does America hate Mexico? Is Hillary the second coming of Jesus? With 20 years of the same two families running America, are we losing our democracy? Why Barrack Obama will beat Clinton and likely beat McCain, but Hillary cannot beat John McCain.
Fractured Parties Lose Political Races: Here’s Why…
As most of you know, I make no bones about my support of Barack Obama in the presidential race. He maps to my values and what I believe is needed in the next President. He is an intoxicating leader, who has proven time and time again, to unite and energize the country. He [...]
Small Business: Employee Morale During Economic Slowdown
Keeping employees motivated for any small business is key to long-term success. It is even more imperative to keep employees motivated during an economic downturn. After all, low employee morale during an economic downturn could lead to disaster for your small business. When times are tough, companies that keep their employees engaged are more [...]
Failures in Leadership: Lessons Learned
I recently left my post as a COO of a very small technology services company. This company was a small, disorganized, underfunded US wing of a European BV. Initially, I was quite excited about the idea of being large and in charge of a US division of a small, but global company. I would [...]
Successful Micromanagement in Information Technology Part 1: Create Immediate Success
Micromanagement is a common problem in many departments of a business. It is particularly rampant in the Information Technology industry. Whether it was developing the largest real estate database in America or a criminal records system for law enforcement in one of the largest counties in America, I’ve seen some common issues inside IT that [...]
Hillary Clinton Can’t Beat John McCain
McCain will beat Hillary. It doesn’t get much easier than that. Does McCain have a shot at beating Obama? Definitely. But Hillary Clinton doesn’t stand a chance against McCain.
A lot of attention has been drawn towards Clinton and Obama lately. McCain is doing what he does best: being a likable politician. Unless you’re George W. [...]
Presidential Race 2008
This week, Dean & Jared are exploring the makings of the 2008 presidential race. We’ll be throwing in our two cents on the different political candidates and looming issues that they will need to deal with heading into the final showdown in November. Plus, we’ll be giving the candidates some tips on how to come [...]
American Royalty
For the past 20 years, we’ve had the same two families at the head of this country. That’s known as a dynasty! If you want to include the power that the first George Bush had as Vice President, make it 28 years.
Atheists and Christians Believe the Same Thing
There are plenty of arguments on both sides over who is right and who is wrong in the debate between atheists and Christians. The debate is largely a semantic argument for the same belief. Blasphemy both sides tell me!
WTF! No way is it alright for one dude to wizz between another two dudes! That's in the Man Law ...
What I have observed is that gas stations seem to watch one another to see how high they can price ...
Gas/service stations are independently franchised and prices are not set by the corporations that own them, but by the franchisee. ...
Chevron is setting a bar for other stations to charge more. Chevron is choosing to do this. I understand ...
Chevron price gouging? No way :-P
The crack down should be on our education system, not Chevron. 
Yeah, I agree with the other post. This so-called university obviously is not a institution of Higher Education.
Is gouging ...
Mindblowing, but sadly very common, and in more contexts than just restaurants. A lot of it, IMO, is simple ...
