I don't know how many of you on this call are parents. Parents, including myself, generally remember the time when their children start talking and having conversations. From then on they usually ask 'Why?' it's an endless process. You give an answer and then you get the 'but why?' I think a lot of parents ultimately reach the point where they say, "Because I say so. Just do it."
I came across an article which, on reading, made me think that there was a great management principle tucked into that engagement that we have with our children. This article was in Inc entitled 'When and How to Micromanage' by Joel Spolsky. He says he had to work with somebody called Ryan Carson to produce a series of technical conferences for software developers.
I came across an article which, on reading, made me think that there was a great management principle tucked into that engagement that we have with our children. This article was in Inc entitled 'When and How to Micromanage' by Joel Spolsky. He says he had to work with somebody called Ryan Carson to produce a series of technical conferences for software developers.