Here are some of the things on the paper... I will expand on them at some stage.
- Try more things, then failing isn't so bad as you will succeed more often too
- luck often masquerades as skill
- Willingness to participate depends on assurity of contract
- Willingness vs. Ability to take risk
- Know what you don't know
- Being too risk averse is expensive
- With all the modern access to information, it is impossible to hide.
- The Creativity Barrier... what stops us from being creative
- Thoughts on Performance Appraisal
- Thoughts on Recruitment Processes
- With all the new forms of communication, it would be interesting to see a book written in the form of blog posts,sms,email,diary entries and chat room transcripts
- % of wealth spent or invested in unproductive assets vs. % of wealth invested in productive assets
- Noise
- Second Life, Twitter, Ebay
- How do you decide what blogs/posts to read when there are so many out there? It would be useful to have a quick rating system that aggregates ratings from readers you trust/have similar tastes to
- How much value should we place on someone saying they have `No time' or they are `too busy'. Making time vs. just admitting you have `No interest'
- Thoughts on passive vs. active investment
- Price limits vs. Vouchers
- Transferrable Skills and Unskilled Labour... as I write this I know see the a point, unskilled labour should be able to be prefectly transferable to any task
- The power of developing a long term commercial relationship vs. Immediate Gain
- Google... and the concept of `best company to work for'
- Legacy Issues... even if you change
- Getting a Feedback Loop... and listening to it
- What skills would you teach at school, ignoring the subjects used... Lateral Thinking, Problem Solving, Creativity, Memory, Speed Reading, Touch Typing, Planning, Study Skills, Communication, Persuasion, Listening, Mental Health, Self Awareness.
- Learning Presentation Skills through alternative places... comic books, stand-up commedy, documentaries, advertising
- Business Ethics and Professionalism
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