This is an extremely useful study guide to help you remember what kinds of biases can effect your decision-making skills. All of us are subject to these biases, no matter how smart we think we are. The only way to get around them is to understand them, and try to recognize them when they occur … Read more
(Note – This article was first published by h+ Magazine, on May 12, 2010. It’s republished here for my own archives.) Chances are, you’re not using the same computer you were twenty years ago. But chances are, you’re still using the same basic user interface — a mouse for pointing, a keyboard for typing. While … Read more
So, for the first year that I lived in the city, I barely drove at all. I literally would go for weeks without so much as looking at my car. I bought a mere four tanks of gas for the first twelve months that I lived in Chicago. However, since I’ve been needing to … Read more
As you can tell by looking at the dates on my recent posts, I haven’t been making too many updates lately. Alas, how is the rabid Ian Monroe fan supposed to know what I’m up to? Well, I’ll tell you. I began my job hunt back in November with this post offering a bounty for … Read more