What is an entrepreneur? There are many answers to this question. However, the one that I like the most is, “Anyone who provides value in exchange for monetary compensation, with or without their ...
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Employee fixed a simple system issue for a kind user, and he unexpectedly got an incredibly heartwarming thank you for his efforts
This employee working at a service desk helped a woman whose parts management system suddenly stopped working. The issue was ...
We’ve all heard of the KISS principle of keeping designs and systems as simple as possible by avoiding unnecessary complexity. The KISS principle was first used in the US Navy based on the need for ...
The conscious and active pursuit of a productive and healthy life invariably includes reflection, self-examination, and experimentation. From time to time we should look at our systems and tools and ...
You know that ever-expanding mountain of bills, forms, receipts, coupons, and statements that collects on the kitchen counter (or the microwave, on top of the refrigerator, by the phone, etc.)? I once ...
As promised, in this article we will look at anchor and belay systems in relation to mechanical advantage systems (MAS). We'll also explore how to simply figure out what a mechanical advantage ...
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