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In polite company, men sometimes deny that they think differently of a woman who has slept with them casually.
The Moral Animal
Robert Wright
Many companies have a “rule of seven,” limiting managers to a maximum of seven direct reports. In some cases, Google has flipped the rule to a minimum of seven. (When Jonathan Rosenberg headed Google’s product team, he had as many as twenty.) The higher the ratio of reports, the flatter the org chart—which means less top-down oversight, greater frontline autonomy, and more fertile soil for the next breakthrough.
Measure What Matters
John Doerr
Mark Twain put it very nicely when he said, “It was so cold that if the thermometer had been an inch longer, we would have frozen to death.”
Awareness
Anthony De Mello and J. Francis Stroud
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