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| | | | | | next | | Competing for talent: the salary conundrum by Joseph Gatt A subtle aspect in economic theory is that companies compete to attract talent. One way they try to compete is by offering excellent working conditions. But in times like the past couple of decades, where housing prices sky | | | Notes on starting a successful business by Joseph Gatt A few notes on starting a successful business, in no particular order. -Leadership: the heart of a teacher. If you\'re going to start a business, you are going to need to be a good listener and a good at explaining | | | Cultural factors in national economies by Joseph Gatt I\'ve discussed financial and logistic factors in national economies at length. Today there\'s something that I want to discuss which is cultural factors in national economies. Tradition | |
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| | Learning for a lifetime, improvising one thing at a time by Joseph Gatt I sometimes get asked “what\'s the secret to creativity?” Or “what\'s the secret to success in business?” Or “how can I be more productive?” I thought about the answer for a bit. And real | | | The pseudo-science of babies to concerned future parents by Joseph Gatt Maybe you\'re in a stable relationship. Or you\'re engaged. Or just got married. Or are just considering having children at some point. Legend and myths have it that babies “don\'t let you sleep” and are | | | Friends and enemies of the truth by Joseph Gatt A few words on the world of research. Academic research is about observing phenomena and reporting the highlights of what we observed. If we can\'t observe certain things, that is if some things | | | Race, the economy and leadership by Joseph Gatt Having read Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.\'s “the Radical King” and “Strength to love”, I felt that he drew a lot of inspiration from the Biblical prophet Moses. Dr. King also draws a lot of his inspiration from Jesus Chris | | | Memories of school life by Joseph Gatt Memories of my middle school-graduate school life. Key words: extroverted, usually refused private conversation and made sure most conversation was held in the public sphere. Asked stupid questions, hoping to get answers and gradually elevate t | | | Tips and notes to writers by Joseph Gatt Advice to writers, in no particular order. -Writing is mostly about observation and reflection. The more stuff you observe, the better. The more you think about the stuff you observe, the better. | | | Answers to unsolved linguistics problems by Joseph Gatt Short answers to common unsolved linguistics problems. Problem: why is Basque an “isolate language” with no clear connection to any other language? Answer: European languages have th | | | | next | |
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