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• almost 20 Mar 2010 13:16 UTC

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  in reply to: NancyLebovitz’s comment on: Lights, Cam­era, Ac­tion!

  Would you allow that “thinking” goes on outside of conscious awareness? Or does the term refer only to deliberative thought?

• almost 20 Mar 2010 13:14 UTC

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  on: Se­quen­tial Or­ga­ni­za­tion of Think­ing: “Six Think­ing Hats”

  I think chaos is needed, at least initially. But then it is important for people to take on the role of organizing thoughts, for instance picking out when ideas are in opposition or just rephrasing of the same underlying thought.

• almost 11 Mar 2010 13:59 UTC

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  on: The fal­lacy of work-life compartmentalization

  Great posting. I think it’s important to go for direct action where possible. Challenge bad workplace behaviour when it happens. Talk to people openly about bad practice. When the boss is demeaning, say straight out that it’s not acceptable and ask how he would feel if the roles were reversed.

  Importantly, don’t forget to be friendly—especialy friendly to the nice people. Smile at everyone you meet. Ignore the assholes and find ways to quickly recover after negative encounters.

  The No Asshole Rule book really helped me to deal with my current work situation—definitely recommended.