Frances Horibe's

There is some topsy-turvyness about lying and work.

In the last post, you sent in a progress report projecting a six-week overrun rather than the three months likely.

In the previous post, you prepared a progress report projecting a six week cost overrun rather than the three months likely.

You’d never lie, would you? Consider this scenario.

Is it better to make the decisions yourself? Well, depends on what you mean by ‘better.’ Faster? Yes. More efficient? Yes. More effective? Hmm—maybe not.