на эту неделю сознательно сбавила ритм. идет очень важный этап внутренней перестройки.
мало делаю, мало пишу. практически не рукодельничаю. зато закончила "The lean startup".
анализ внутренней работы чуть позже. сейчас несколько цитат.
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"New customers come from the actions of past customers".
(странно что вообще записала, раз вытекает из общей концепции настоящее формирует будущее.
наверное, потому, что асбстрации нужны примеры из реальных задач и вопросов, как здесь:
Where does growth come from?)
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"I ask teams to adopt these simple rules:
1. Be tolerant of all mistakes the first time.
2. Never allow the same mistake to be made twice.
приятно видеть свое отношение по умолчанию к жизни в целом, но больше всего обратила на себя
часть из ниже следующего расшифровывающего абзаца:
"most mistakes are caused by flawed systems, not bad people"
опять же банальность. почему отзвучало?
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We have the capacity to build almost anything we can imagine.
The big question of our time is not "can it be built?" but "should it be built?"
Our future prosperity depends on the quality of our collective imaginations.
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Most people I meet believe that in their industry at least, projects fail for good reasons:
projects are inherently risky, market conditions are unpredictable, "big company people" are intrinsically uncreative.
Some believe that if we just slowerd everything down and used a more careful process, we could reduce
the failure rate by doing fewer projects of higher quality. Others believe that certain people have an innate gift
of knowing the right thing to build. If we can find enough of these visionaries and virtuosos, our problems will be solved.
These "solutions" were once considered state of the art in the nineteenth century, too, before people knew about modern management.
The requirements of an ever-faster world make these antique approaches unworkable,
and so the blame for failed projects and businesses often is heaped on senior management, which is asked to do the impossible.
Alternatively, the finger of blame is pointed at financial investors or the public markets for overemphasizing quick fixes and short-term results.