4Jun/090
QOTD
A friend passed along a quote the other day:
So I just picked up this book today....and found this quote in the forward: "The truth of the matter is, if you need to “save” your job, I can’t help you. This book isn’t about struggling to maintain the level of mediocrity required not to get fired. It’s about being awesome. It’s about winning. You don’t win a race by trying not to lose. And you don’t win at life by trying not to suck. Fortunately, the content of the book has never been about trying not to suck. I can’t think that way, and neither should you."
Thanks, Dan!
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I'm a senior consultant with Paragon Computer Professionals. In a previous life, I was the lead developer at a startup building what became CSC's FirstPoint.Me: Charles Chen
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