Here are some of the links from around teh ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

  • RT @estherderby – The Appreciation Gap: Authors note: A recent blog post on Bob Sutton’s Work Matters reminded me …
  • RT @ericries – SXSW: Next year will officially mark one-hundred years since scientific management, the first great…
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