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gibrown.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I'm reading Bill Walsh's book The Score Takes Care of Itselfon his methodology for getting the San Francisco 49ers to perform at a high level in the 1980s (and win 3 Super Bowls in the process), and I found it interesting how closely his Standard of Performance matches up against the Automattic Creed.I thought I... | |
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ma.tt
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| | | | | Birthdays are so great because they're about generosity. The act of giving, helping, is so generative. It's what we can all do for ourselves and each other. But accepting is really hard... | |
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elazzabi.com
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| | | | | When I joined Automattic, this creed was on my contract. After reading it, I knew this will be a good experience. And it is. Today I'm sharing it with you: I will never stop learning.I won't just work on things that are assigned to me.I know there's no such thing as a status quo.I will... | |
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www.bentasker.co.uk
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| | | Over the course of the last few weeks, Matt Mullenweg has launched into a crusade against a wordpress hosting company - WP Engine. In the course of this crusade he's made some extremely questionable decisions with a worrying disregard for the consequences of throwing Wordpress users under the bus. In this post I talk about the effects that that can have | ||
