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If you watched last night's The Tonight Show, you may have seen @JimmyFallon taco bout Tastee Tape, an edible adhesive invented by Johns Hopkins Engineering students!

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Before you "reply all" to that email, ask yourself if everyone on that list needs to read your message. In most cases, the answer is "no".

Our Johns Hopkins Engineering JHU_CLE students are so clever

Can I discipline my employees who are 'quietly quitting'? nypost.com/2022/08/21/can… via New York Post this question shows you've already lost as a manager... how about managing results, contribution and value over time?🤔 #hr #management

Great article by HBS Alumni Daisy Dowling. Love this: “The most challenging thing about being a coach is that you’re there to help people elevate their own thinking—to come to conclusions that make sense for them.” True for managers, leaders, teachers too

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Love this from Rick Brenner "Estimates are projected results calculated from data gathered from previous efforts. An "estimate" without calculations from past data is merely an opinion." chacocanyon.com/pointlookout/2…

Campus has been gorgeous for weeks :). We are all in such a hurry -- stop and admire the view everyone!

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