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- Jessica Hagy
- This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
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Booksense
Amazon
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Alibris
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adventures in turnkey capitalism.
follow me on twitter
Widgets:
Mac OSX Desktop Widget
Blog Widget
Google Widget
Yahoo! Widget
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Le Grand Content (a little movie made from these cards):
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8 comments:
I'm not sure I get this graph... it sounds like the more people who "take" credit, the greater the likelihood of success.
I think the whole point is that no matter how many people work on a thing, there are a lot more people willing to take credit than blame.
The greater the success, the more people take credit.
Very smart one! This is so true, again :)
Nice. Top-notch diagramatic truth-telling.
Fault is associated with negative success. You could have gone through zero on this one...
Dewi Casgwent
I would alter the "team effort" to "Management Win" and "Individual failure" to "Non-systenic Failure"
That way its the usual management win win arrangement
This could have been a four quadrant graph, actually, with fault being the negative of success.
No less, very insightful.
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