Gruen tenders invented again
Posted by Nicholas Gruen on Monday, November 12, 2007
I was discussing a project with a software engineer last week and mentioned Gruen Tenders, which I’ve bored Troppodillians with previously here and here. He said that I was describing ‘Evidence Based Scheduling‘ as described by software geek and commentator Joel Spolsky (obviously from the Irish community) at Joel on Software. As I felt at the time, it’s such an obvious and commonsensical idea that I doubt I was the first to think of it and I’m not the last.
This entry was posted on Monday, November 12th, 2007 at 4:54 PM and filed under Economics and public policy, IT and Internet.
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sounds like something one might purchase at the frozen fast food cabinet in Woolies
Posted on 12-Nov-07 at 5:17 pm | PermalinkRight next to the Soylent Gruen.
Posted on 12-Nov-07 at 11:38 pm | Permalink