Author: David E. K. Hunter
Publisher: Hunter Consulting LLC
Keywords: working, hard
Number of Pages: 144
Published: 2013-02-20
eBookDB-ID: B00BKZ0CES

Working Hard—and Working Well gives away David Hunter’s secret recipe for his renowned tough-love workshops that have sparked transformation for many of the country’s top nonprofit organizations. A sleeves-rolled-up companion to the 2011 book Leap of Reason, the book is a resolutely practical guide to developing the discipline and culture of performance management. Hunter decodes and defangs performance management, providing history, context, guidance, exercises, and tools for those who wish to move their organizations toward high performance but don’t know how to go ab

Author: Eve Picker
Publisher: lulu.com
Keywords: place
Number of Pages: 138
Published: 2012-07-02
ISBN-10: 1105916413
ISBN-13: 9781105916410

Blighted neighborhoods struggle to reinvent themselves, often with expensive physical investment. The 6% Place experiment has taken a divergent path. Instead of just focusing on physical infrastructure, it looks carefully at how people, not just buildings, can drive change. Studies have shown that creative workers and industries cluster together in the center of metropolitan areas. These studies have also shown that a worker population consisting of just 6% of creative workers can tip the balance towards a neighborhood that is thriving. cityLAB is experimenting with this one simple assumption

Authors: Rod Pennington, Jeffery A Marti,
Publisher: Integration Pre
Keywords: awakening, fourth
Number of Pages: 298
Published: 2009-06-12
ISBN-10: 1572420006
ISBN-13: 9781572420007

Penelope Drayton Spence made a choice years earlier, and picked marriage and family over a promising career as an investigative reporter. Now, divorced and with her children spread around the country, she is having second thoughts. A mysterious call from the Managing Editor of the Washington Post, offers her a second chance at big time journalism. He has a story so sensitive that the President of the United States personally asked the Post to leave it alone. With rumors of 30 top scientists missing and rich industrialist, Michael Walker, being held incommunicado in a prison typically used for

Author: Steven W. Smith
Publisher: California Technical Pu
Keywords: signal, processing, digital, guide, engineer’s, scientist
Number of Pages: 626
Published: 1997-06-13
ISBN-10: 0966017633
ISBN-13: 9780966017632

Clear and concise explanations of practical DSP techniques. Written for scientists and engineers needing the power of DSP, but not the abstract theory and detailed mathematics. Contents FOUNDATIONS Chapter 1 - The Breadth and Depth of DSP The Roots of DSP Telecommunications Audio Processing Echo Location Image Processing Chapter 2 - Statistics, Probability and Noise Signal and Graph Terminology Mean and Standard Deviation Signal vs. Underlying Process The Histogram, Pmf and Pdf The Normal Distribution Digital Noise Generation Precision and Accuracy Chapter 3 - ADC and DAC Qua