JS_Harris - 5:03 pm on Dec 3, 2008 (gmt 0)

signor_john - It is a common sense strategy and it was a bad business practice NOT to employ it all along.

Quote: "To better manage projects in development, top executives asked engineering vice presidents to rank the 20 most promising projects within their units; those that made the lists were granted the bulk of the resources, say former Google product managers."

Be reasonable, the managers weren't prioritizing projects before?

Of course Mr Schmitt isn't saying those things, he doesn't have that luxury, I am.

[edited by: JS_Harris at 5:06 pm (utc) on Dec. 3, 2008]