Lessons David Learned from Eli

July 2nd, 2004 by Hal

David J. Anderson, author of Agile Management and the weblog of the same name posted a series of Lessons Learned from Eli (Goldratt):

Have a look. David is a solid writer and avid learner. He doesn't just stop at the lesson he learned. David offers a refreshing perspective. If you like what you read, then join his Agile Management Yahoo! discussion group. You won't be disappointed.

David Schmaltz Does It Again

Beyond Leadership…in Walla Walla

Time for the Next Big Thing, or Comeuppance?

Why (Most) Training Is Useless

Out from Under…Barely

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2 Responses to “Lessons David Learned from Eli”

Joe Ely Says:
July 6th, 2004 at 2:49 pm
Great stuff here, Hal, thanks for the link.
David Anderson Says:
July 7th, 2004 at 4:42 am
Thanks for the compliments and the traffic Recruitment to the list is up about 100% these last two days. David

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