That's another flaw with performance-based rewards: They are easy for one of your competitors to top.

That's another flaw with performance-based rewards: They are easy for one of your competitors to top.

Nothing works better than just improving your product.

A user interface is well-designed when the program behaves exactly how the user thought it would.

Beware of Methodologies. They are a great way to bring everyone up to a dismal, but passable, level of performance, but at the same time, they are aggravating to more talented people who chafe at the restrictions that are placed on them.

Remember, just because Microsoft can do something, doesn't mean you can. Microsoft makes their own gravity. Normal rules don't apply to them.

Something is usable if it behaves exactly as expected.