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Why Smart People, Executives and Companies Do Dumb Things
I am a big fan of Guy Kawasaki (and his blog), having recently purchased and consumed his last book “Reality Check.” One of the chapters of the book, and the corresponding post on his blog… more →
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Why Smart People, Executives and Companies Do Dumb Things
fail92fail wrote 3 months ago: I am a big fan of Guy Kawasaki (and his blog), having recently purchased and consumed his last book … more →
Creating Opportunities From Failures
gailforce33 wrote 4 months ago: I recently received this and thought it was worth sharing… Creating Opportunities From Failure … more →
Indian moustaches face the chop
Arani wrote 5 months ago: The Great Indian Moustache Tradition is under threat and well on its way to extinction, says Richard … more →
Seven Virtues of Failure
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fail92fail wrote 5 months ago: Another excellent article (below) about virtues of business/entrepreneurial failure. I believe that … more →
The Ten Commandments for Business Failure of Mr. Coke
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fail92fail wrote 5 months ago: There are not many books, which have a foreword by Warren Buffet and universal acclaim from likes of … more →
Playboy pulls out slowly
Arani wrote 5 months ago: It has started shutting down offices across America, cancelled its (in)famous Super Bowl party and … more →
Failure
myofficebuzz wrote 6 months ago: There are all kinds of heroic stories about people like Hershey and Lincoln who failed repeatedly in … more →
Reconsidering Crafts and how that figures into the awfulness that brought about the bailouts
ellisonbaypottery wrote 7 months ago: Doing meaningful work well is what we are supposed to do. But what about doing any work well, just … more →
Auto Industry: 12-09-08 Bailout auto suppliers?
alaskakid wrote 7 months ago: Below are a few paragraphs. If a bailout is good for GM, why isn’t a bailout good for GM … more →
How (and how not) Iacocca saved Chrysler
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fail92fail wrote 7 months ago: The period between 1968 and 1973 was actually a very good one for the American auto sector. Yet diff … more →
Paulson mistakes and chapter 11
fail92fail wrote 7 months ago: A brief but illuminating summary of recent blunders of Henry Paulson, an expert on the Great Depress … more →
What's an Extra Thee or Four Million between Friends
malflic wrote 7 months ago: So the Phone rings. The world is crap, banks are sinking, car makers are arrogantly asking for bailo … more →
On Louis Gerstner and IBM
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fail92fail wrote 8 months ago: A bit of historical perspective is here. Year 1993, a once-mighty behemoth IBM, a former pacesetter … more →
The 20 Worst Venture Capital Investments of All Time
fail92fail wrote 8 months ago: Continuing from the previous post on dotcom failures, below is the list of top 20 venture capital in … more →
Top 10 dotcom flops
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fail92fail wrote 8 months ago: Starting from year 1995, the world got an extra doze of anxiety. All approaches to millennia are deb … more →
Monitor110: whats and what nots
fail92fail wrote 8 months ago: It’s rather unusual for a founder to review, analyze and publicly write on the failure of his … more →
Two business failures == third business success?
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fail92fail wrote 8 months ago: Dot.com bubble witnessed many young, bright and entrepreneurial spirits launch themselves into the t … more →
Startups failed and will continue to fail, but how fast?
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fail92fail wrote 9 months ago: Current financial crisis starts showing growing signs of migrating to other industries and already c … more →
Toymaking Is No Child's Play As Business Failures Soar
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chinabystander wrote 9 months ago: Made in China toys seem ubiquitous in the West. China is the world’s largest toy exporter. But … more →
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