Archive for the 'learning' Category
7 Habits For Junior Employees
0 Comments Published by marcus July 14th, 2006 in careers, design, learning, listsThe actual list calls this a list for junior designers, however I’d argue that most of these suggestions are useful for anyone starting a new career. Here are they are:
Work quickly, produce a lot
Attend to details
Be versatile
Make an effort to learn
Anticipate problems
Set goals
Display a positive attitude
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10 tips on how to read any book in 7 days (or less)
1 Comment Published by marcus July 12th, 2006 in learning, lists, readingEric Allam has a great list with a 10 ways to read a book in a week. I won’t quote his list here, but I’ll add my suggestion for a number 11 (which is also in the comments on his blog):
I’d also add listening to audiobooks to this list. I’ve found that if I add [...]
The “largest list of oxymorons” ever compiled. The first five are:
5. Dodge Ram
4. Work Party
3. Jumbo Shrimp
2. Healthy Tan
1. Microsoft Works
We’re well into 2006, but it’s interesting to see the top 10 words looked up last year on Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary. Here they are:
integrity
refugee
contempt
filibuster
insipid
tsunami
pandemic
conclave
levee
inept
How many do you know?
Lifelong Learning List
0 Comments Published by marcus April 14th, 2006 in learning, lists, self-helpGarrett Ross quotes a list from John P. Cotter on the advantages of learning for your entire life and posts a list of how to keep doing it:
Risk Taking: Willingness to push oneself out of comfort zones.
Humble Self-reflection: Honest assessment of successes and failures, especially the latter.
Solicitation of Opinions: Aggressive collection of information and ideas [...]

