Thedwick

I’ve written before about what I call Decision Algebra. Here’s a post from Rob Walling that’s (very) roughly the same thing, but from a different angle: quantifying the cost of indecision.

The executive summary? In his fairly unscientific estimate, making no decision is actually more expensive than making a bad one. I tend to agree.

Just stumbled across this post arguing that working more than 40 hrs a week is actually counterproductive in the long term:
http://www.igda.org/articles/erobinson_crunch.php. Unlike other articles I’ve seen on similar subject, this one seems to be well researched and cited.