Reflections on culture
27 Sep 2012
Harvey Carroll
Harvey Carroll is the President of Grip Limited.
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Ideavelopmentreation
Outside the agency environment, I was introduced to Agile development: [...]
Forgiving a pretty face
In the late spirit of Valentine’s day, I’ve been thinking [...]
#Facebook
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The Evolution of the Holiday Card
I mailed Holiday cards 5 years in a row, and [...]
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on #FacebookEmily saidVery well written!Kyle Shay saidBoys and their toys... but can your fridge tell you a joke Jim?Dan Bendt saidTo each their own. Many still value the simplicity, sensible defaults, and curated experience Apple offers. I personally just don't have the time or patience to invest into customizing a Android or Windows experience that works as well as Apples...