When is Enough Enough?
I share this post from my friend and former boss, Paul Murphy. Paul is unique in that he’s “American” in…
Tag: Economics
The Uncounted Casualty of 2020
Before I go into this post, I realize that I’m blessed. My job has continued uninterrupted throughout, my family has…
Economic Principles: Part 2 – Killing Motivation
In the last few weeks, I’ve had numerous discussions involving economic theory ranging from the complex to the mundane. After…
Economic Principles: Part 1 – Mismatched Motivations
In the last few weeks, I’ve had numerous discussions involving economic theory ranging from the complex to the mundane. After…
Three Ways to Stand Out as a Project Manager in Today’s Economy
With the current economic conditions, an increasing number of people are either afraid of losing their jobs or desperately searching…
The Bailout: An Entrepreneur's Perspective
I use this space about once or twice a year to talk about political issues. Honestly, I try to avoid…
Four Years Blogging: Some Perspective
Yesterday marked four years of blogging for me. While I can go on about how things have changed for me…
Economics Schmekonomics
Normal disclaimers apply: I try not to make this a political space. I'm not an economist, but I've studied it…
Never Rebuild!?
When I wrote about the Broken Window Fallacy in Software Development a while back, it appears that there were a…
Profit is Evil!!!!111
I generally try to stay out of politics in this space, but the rhetoric and discussion in the past few…