Blog
Entreprenuership and Nonprofits (Social Enterprise), Some Links
Some links to Entrepreneurship and Nonprofits (Social Enterprise)
Related posts:
- Social Media, Digital Marketing, Enterprise 2.0 and Mass Collaboration
- Podcasts of Interest: News, Humor, Education
- Current Podcast Subscriptions
- 3 Highly-ranked social networking sites you may not have heard of
- 3 Stages of Social Media Messaging
Secret Place, Doi Suthep
Dry season, but Teerak still could find a nice place in the jungle, Doi Suthep…
No related posts.
Doi Pui Hmong Village
No related posts.
Everyone is smarter than me
I love Spolsky’s blog. He has also written articles for Inc, such as the one on competition and strategy called Fire and Motion. In the article there is a great quote about how management for his company is not about employees quickly obeying directives.
The biggest problem is getting people to tell me when I’m wrong and to do things their way, because they’re all smarter than I am.
Related posts:
- Harness the Power of Questioning
- Confessions of a Network Administrator – Stop Creating Bad Policies – Outsource Yourself
Sakichi Toyoda and the Five Whys Root Cause Analysis
Sakichi Toyoda and the Five Whys
Sakichi Toyoda, the founder of Toyota Motor Company, is considered one of the greatest if not the greatest inventor of Japan and the father of Japanese Industrialization. His impact on the world should not be underestimated. As with most historical figures, our tasks are different because we live in a different world. However we can learn from the thinking of this great man.
Related posts:
- Irresponsible Support Staff at Identica Delete Legitimate Accounts, Claim “Probable” Spamming Activity, No Accountability
- Olympic Training for Small Countries
- Invention, Innovation, Marketing
- Rocketboom: Candidate announcement video analysis
The Five Most Important Questions – Peter Drucker
Peter Drucker is by far the most important management thinker of the 20th century. Even in 2010, his thinking and guidance is highly effective and has lost little of its lustre and value.
The Five Most Important Questions
Drucker formulated five “Most Important” questions to ask an organization. Each of them have subquestions which result. It is the answering of the questions together as a team which builds not only consensus but a shared understanding of what needs to be done.
Related posts:
- 3 Stages of Social Media Messaging
- Effectiveness Concept Map – Drucker and Goldratt
- 5 Archetypes of Organizational Culture
- Everyone is smarter than me
- Entrepreneurship and Risk Management for 2010
US Consular Alert for Northern Thailand – 2010-03-05
This message alerts U.S. citizens traveling to or residing in Northern Thailand to media reports that, following the recent Supreme Court verdict regarding the disposition of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s frozen assets, supporters of the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (aka UDD or “red-shirts”) are planning a demonstration in Phrae on March 9. UDD supporters also might demonstrate at Bangkok Bank branches in Sankampheng and Doi Saket between now and the planned March 12-14 rallies in Nakhon Sawan, Saraburi, Nakhon Ratchasima and Bangkok.
Related posts:
- Happy Holidays from Thailand
- Chiang Mai, Thailand (compared with Honolulu, Hawaii)
- Three Thailand Job Sites in English
- Why I am not in India or Nepal at the moment
The Art of Asking
Time and Value
Related posts:
Urgent Evoke
My Application to Urgent Evoke
I am an American expatriate living in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I am an entrepreneur who co-founded a Thailand-based publishing company in 2009. Previous to that I taught for 7 years at the University of Hawaii including courses in Internet marketing, organizational communication, public relations and entrepreneurship. Previous to that I was a network engineer managing global corporate IT networks for six years.
Related posts:
RSS reader
Subscribe via email
Facebook
Flickr
Google
LinkedIn
Twitter
YouTube