[PCB_FORUM] Re: Who Moved My Cheese?
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- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 14:55:12 -0800
As long as the cheese doesn't get cut :)
(Somebody had to say it, it might as well be me)
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George Patrick
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[mailto:icu-pcb-forum-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Todd Westerhoff
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Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 14:41
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Subject: [PCB_FORUM] Re: Who Moved My Cheese?
One last thing and I'm done ...
"Who Moved My Cheese?" is an enjoyable book and it makes its point.
Personally, I find this book and "The One Minute Manager" (same author)
interesting, but not necessarily the best value for your book dollar.
Thomas Friedman's book "The Worlds is Flat", on the other hand, is a
steal at $16.50:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0374292884/sr=8-1/qid=1142289080/ref=pd
_bbs_1/102-7772256-4527332?%5Fencoding=UTF8
This is not a feel-good book. This is a "the train is coming and you'd
better get off the tracks" book. Having said that, however, I feel a
*LOT* better equipped to deal with the realities of a global economy
after reading Friedman's book than I did after reading "Who Moved My
Cheese?" and discovering that I should Smell My Cheese Often So I Know
When It's Getting Old.
That having been said, I'm going to chuckle as I drive home.
Todd ;-)
Todd Westerhoff
High Speed Design Group Manager
Cisco Systems
1414 Massachusetts Ave
Boxboro, MA 01719
email:twesterh@xxxxxxxxx
ph: 978-936-2149
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