Monthly Archives: April 2010

The Fragility and Danger of Good Reputation

Shakespeare gave us one of the all-time nasty guys in Othello, that curious little fellow Iago, who has figured out how the world really works. Who you are and what you’ve done, and what you’re doing at the moment, really … Continue reading

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Lessons Not Learned

The third career was in systems management, or maybe it was the fourth – it’s hard to remember now. No, it’s painful to remember. There was always a new project, and it was going to be different this time – … Continue reading

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