You might be cool, but you'll never be break your tooth on a pret sandwich at the airport on the way to a two day work event cool. So there's that.
Sitting in an international airport and every second person has a phone or tablet on loud speaker. When did this become acceptable? 🤯
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Economist’s management columnist talking about Beatles documentary…
It ends by discussing the mistake of thinking espirit de corps is built by activities separate from work
“The highest performing teams gather satisfaction not from each other, but the work they do together”
Taking bets on how many times I have to explain this point in the next week.
Just so we are all clear:
The app we know as #Facebook is *still* Facebook.
The restructuring splits the company’s family of social networking apps, including Facebook and Instagram, from its work on future products.
It’s like when Google formed its parent company, Alphabet.
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This is summer #thunderstorm – at London, England
Seems #ITVFootball is having a very bad evening. This has been the longest corner in living memory. #FRASUI #EURO2020
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What is the Circular Economy and how does it work? Find out more about the circular model and how it will have a positive impact on the future of our economy, our environment and our people. ow.ly/76ib50EbrbF
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A very valuable thread in view of the plausible nonsense that is talked about London’s supposed privileged treatment.
Who subsidises whom in the UK?
A much argued question with some clear answers
1/ on.ft.com/3b4Sr6Q
An hour or so that is absolutely worth your time. youtube.com/watch?v=6E-r55HS…
What are the big changes you want to see in sustainability policy and action in 2021? Miles Roberts, our CEO at @dssmithgroup shares some thoughts:
linkedin.com/pulse/2021-year… #circulareconomy #Sustainability
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“In theory, there is no difference between practice and theory. In practice, there is.” — Yogi Berra
The real reason to read the @TheEconomist is, of course, the letters.















