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You can tell a lot about a person by how quickly they dismiss something they don't understand.
A 14 year-old just applied for a job at 37signals. He said "fuck internet explorer" in his application. Smart kid.
Making people read more instructions is not a design solution. It's a chore. Rework the design so less needs to be explained.
Two things in that take no skill: 1. Spending other people’s money and 2. Dismissing an idea. http://t.co/7KwYHjUG
What if you bought Apple stock instead of an Apple product? http://www.kyleconroy.com/apple-stock.php
If you make anything, anything at all, you owe it to yourself to watch this prez by @worrydream: http://t.co/NntwOISC
A flight attendant explains how to pack for 10 days in a carry-on: http://nyti.ms/9chfb6
Rule of thumb: Short paragraphs get read, long paragraphs get skimmed, really long paragraphs get skipped.
The video of my "Why You Can't Work at Work" talk at TEDx is now online: http://on.ted.com/8jWi
Complexity is a chronic infection. Once you've got it you spend lots of time managing it. It almost never goes away.
One of the dangers of long projects is that you can get sick of seeing something no one else has even seen yet.
Great piece on Dropbox, how they said no to Apple, and how they're in it for the long haul: http://t.co/5nJeikBN
This Atlantic article nails what it's like to be an introvert in an extrovert's world: http://bit.ly/c2waSI
Groups think of fewer ideas than the same number of people who work alone & pool their ideas: http://t.co/pFkwYueO
Founder of 37signals. Co-author of Getting Real, REWORK, and REMOTE.
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