The Biggest Bluff by Maria Konnikova
Learn about the importance of observation, attention, and self-control, through the Bond-esqe lens of professional poker.
Author: johnJsills
Showing the Plumbing
When you’re stuck in the inner processes of an organisation, being a customer can feel a lot like trying to complete a level of Mario.
Track, Trace, and Race
Managing expectations well can relieve a lot of worry and stress. But the best companies do it in a way that creates fun and excitement, too…
Life Lessons from the Legend of Zelda
A few weeks ago, I had an epiphany whilst playing my Nintendo Switch. It This game of monsters and mystical lands is far closer to real life than I’d expected…
Time to Say Goodbye?
One kitchen, several builders, and a reminder that organisations should be saving customers time, not demanding it.
End As You Mean to Go On
My list of impulse lockdown purchases is impressive, and one reminded me that if companies make it too hard for customers to leave, then they’re unlikely to ever come back.
17 Career Rules (and counting)
There’s a saying that you’re everyone you’ve ever met. Here’s a few lessons I’ve learnt from some helpful chance encounters…
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