Toru Iwatani: Pac-Man and the real life of games design; 10 skills that are hard to learn but pay off forever; Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 11 Jun (Thurs)
June 12, 2015 Leave a comment
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- 10 skills that are hard to learn but pay off forever: BI
- Toru Iwatani: Pac-Man and the real life of games design; The inventor of the 35-year-old glutton chews over smartphones, managing talent and game design: FT
- Ina Garten On How To Run A Business And Do What You Love: Forbes
- What Good Is History? Everyone has their own version. Here’s the best way to navigate it. fool
- The hidden economic rules behind Tinder, marriage, kidneys, and college admissions: Quartz
- Buddhism, bombs and blouses: Japan’s versatile ‘washi’ paper: Dailymail
- Postmortems for Startup Failures: Bloomberg
- Heidrick & Struggles on the changing nature of leadership: McKinsey
- Bye, Bye, American History: Professors and historians urged opposition to the College Board’s new curriculum for teaching AP U.S. History.: WSJ
- With only a little cash, young Mexican shakes up politics: ChinaPost
- Too much ‘ganbaru’ could push anyone over the edge: JT
- A Better Way to Map Brand Strategy: HBR
- Children need to build strong reading habit: KT
- Why do smart executives make bad decisions?: FP
- The secret to success in the age of information overload: FP
- Hall of fame: Six CEOs who’ve scripted great growth stories: Forbes
- Here’s why it’s so weird that we haven’t found aliens yet: BI
- 15-year-old makes the epic discovery of a new planet that’s 1,000 light years from Earth: BI
- How to become a master networker, even if you’re an introvert: BI
- The bad habit that makes leaders less effective: BI
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