Chapter 28.1: Road and Bridge An FBI supervisor closes County Road 306 at six tomorrow. He has never driven it. The sheriff waits until the order is written down. "There's no gate on 306. Anywhere. The road just goes." "Then put something across it."
We should knock on more doors. We should do more in person. All the data I've ever collected shows everything closes at a higher rate if you go in person.
even if the tech is diffusing fast uh this time around for true economic growth to appear it has to sort of diffuse to a point where the work the work artifact and the workflow has to change and so that's kind of one place where I think uh the change management required for a corporation to truly change I think is something we shouldn't discount
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