“What Works. What Doesn’t Work.” Cool, B2 finally set up a weblog a couple months ago.

“If managing remote workers is a challenge, or if you’re considering offering telecommuting as an option, here are a few good articles on the topic…”

“An organization, no matter how well designed, is only as good as the people who live and work in it. Ultimately what determines the organization’s performance is the approach to management its leaders take. Some of Dee Hock’s management principles, in his own words…”

“Do you hate consumer culture? … Well, join the club. Anti-consumerism has become one of the most important cultural forces in millennial North American life, across every social class and demographic. …look at the non-fiction bestseller lists. For years theyíve been dominated by books that are deeply critical of consumerism: No Logo, Culture Jam, Luxury Fever and Fast Food Nation. You can now buy Adbusters at your neighbourhood music or clothing store. Two of the most popular and critically successful films in recent memory were Fight Club and American Beauty, which offer almost identical indictments of modern consumer society. What can we conclude from all this? For one thing, the market obviously does an extremely good job at responding to consumer demand for anti-consumerist products and literature.”