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Book description"This book is an eye-opener to the differences between how software gets built and how it gets sold." — Michael Ernest, JavaRanch Sheriff (Read the 9 horseshoe review on JavaRanch.com) "Big corporations...have the money and the brain cells, but despite this, still manage to shoot themselves in the feet every now and then." — Valentin Crettaz, (Read the review on Val's Blog: Stuff for software engineers and Java addicts) In Search of Stupidity is National Lampoon meets Peter Drucker. It's a funny and well-written business book that takes a look at some of the most influential marketing and business philosophies of the last 20 years and, through the dark glass of hindsight, provides an educational and vastly entertaining examinati...
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Book descriptionNot long ago, knowing the ethics of right from wrong at work was simple: Dont steal office supplies, dont pad your expenses, and try and stay sober at the holiday party. Times have changed, and the work place is now globally connected and accessible 24x7. In the vast realm of Information Technology (IT), an ethically "wrong" decision can be the corporate equivalent of splitting the atom--a small, seemingly isolated event that causes a devastating impact on a grand scale. When applied to IT, the issue of ethics can no longer be relegated to the back of the employee manual. Highly acclaimed trainer, speaker, and author Stephen Northcutt provides a detailed blueprint on how to first identify, and then resolve, issues of ethics with...
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