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Times when it’s a non-dick-move to recline your seat on a plane:
1) When there’s no one behind you
2) When there’s a young child behind you
3) When you’re in business or first class
4) When it's nighttime on an overnight flight
5) When you notice that the person behind you is reclining while violating 1-4 above (they’re being a dick to someone else so it's fine to do the same to them)
It's your right to recline other times too but you're not being a non-dick.
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Embrace the key concept of preserve the core/stimulate progress.
Good to Great
Jim Collins
Give Task-Specific Feedback as Frequently as You Can As the name “task-specific” implies, you provide this kind of feedback about something that someone did after the fact. For example, after your report presents an analysis, tell her what you thought she did well and what could go better in the future. Be as precise and as detailed as you can.
The Making of a Manager
Julie Zhuo
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