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Thursday, May 11, 2006
Be smarter at work, slack off

There is no need to convince me that slacking is a good idea, but here are some quotes for the skeptical:

"Companies need to respect the time it takes to do strategic thinking," he says. "Task-oriented thinking is important too, of course. But bigger thinking is slow."

The late Peter Drucker agreed. He wrote in The Effective Executive (an eerily prescient 40 years ago), "All one can think and do in a short time is to think what one already knows and to do as one has always done." Gulp.

Fortune: Be smarter at work, slack off
AdPulp: Cut yourself some slack
cool site: The Slacker Manager
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