Ex-Googler, Doug Edwards, the director of consumer marketing and brand management from 1999 to 2005, confirmed on his blog that he is continuing to write a story of Google’s early days. Can’t you just see the lurid details now? “Sergey just pounded a pile of Skittles and then developed a killer line of code.”
We all know people who appear busy but get little accomplished. Eric Abrahamson, a professor at Columbia Business School, describes these folks as “Michelangelos of work avoidance.” It’s important that HR pros, managers, and others spot these employees before they create discord in the workplace. Susan Adams, writes on Forbes.com that we should be looking for clues on how t
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It was a delicate balance involving great sensitivity and persistence.
