Sriram Narayan
@srny.bsky.social
Indy Consultant.
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www.impactintel.net
Improve Product/Engg./Digital organisations and operating models: www.agileorgdesign.com
Or have it read aloud by your word processor?
May 28, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Or have it read aloud by your word processor?
In truth, he had slain seven flies at one go. Nonetheless, the headline provides him with stretch jobs which he performs with aplomb. Here's the story:
www.childstories.org/en/the-brave...
www.childstories.org/en/the-brave...
The Brave Little Tailor
One summer morning a little tailor was sitting on his board near the window, and working cheerfully with all his…
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March 24, 2025 at 2:26 PM
In truth, he had slain seven flies at one go. Nonetheless, the headline provides him with stretch jobs which he performs with aplomb. Here's the story:
www.childstories.org/en/the-brave...
www.childstories.org/en/the-brave...
In another story called, "The Brave Little Tailor", the protagonist goes around wearing a broad waist belt that says, "Seven at a Blow", implying that he had slain seven people with one blow. A fairy tale resume headline!
March 24, 2025 at 2:26 PM
In another story called, "The Brave Little Tailor", the protagonist goes around wearing a broad waist belt that says, "Seven at a Blow", implying that he had slain seven people with one blow. A fairy tale resume headline!
The closer you get to “facts,” then like a Mandelbrot diagram the subtleties are revealed and the more qualifications are needed, and when it comes to interrelations between “facts”, the problem is geometrically worse.
- Aurelien
- Aurelien
February 21, 2025 at 12:55 PM
The closer you get to “facts,” then like a Mandelbrot diagram the subtleties are revealed and the more qualifications are needed, and when it comes to interrelations between “facts”, the problem is geometrically worse.
- Aurelien
- Aurelien