Russel Ray is one of my favorite bloggers on ActiveRain. In this very interesting post, he provides a commentary on Google's ten principles. Well worth remembering for our own business activities.

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My commentary on Google's ten principles

I thought it was interesting when I found a list of Google's ten principles. I think all of us could learn something from them:

  1. Focus on the user and all else will follow.
    Just replace user with client.
  2. It's best to do one thing really, really well.
    It's why I disagree with trying to be at every single social networking site that creeps up on the Internet. Focus (see #1) on a few of them (I say three to five) and do them "really, really well."
  3. Fast is better than slow.
    I think I had a boss many decades ago who told me that, and in this instant gratification society that we life in, it's only going to get faster before it gets slower.
  4. Democracy on the Web works.
    Although there are still some places where it doesn't, but overall, it's probably like politics in America.
  5. You don't need to be at your desk to need an answer.
    You also don't need to be at your desk to provide an answer.
  6. You can make money without doing evil.
    Huh? Where'd they pull that out? You also make money without cheating, compromising your ethics, violating the law, etc.
  7. There's always more information out there.
    There's always more clients out there, too.
  8. The need for information crosses all borders.
    The need for great real estate agents also crosses all borders.
  9. You can be serious without a suit.
    Finally! Someone besides me believes that! I haven't had a suit on since around 1978, the last time that I worked a 40-hour week under the employment of someone else. That was enough for me!
  10. Great just isn't good enough.
    That's because the times they are a-changin', and yesterday's great is tomorrow's average.

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3 Comments on Commentary on Google's ten principles

DEC
16
2010
546,251 Points 2 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Good Morning Roy

Thanks for the re-blog. This is an excellent list of principles, especially in this business environment. Have an awesome day.
6:20am • #1
638,923 Points 53 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Thanks Roy.  I do love Russel's post as well.  I missed this one.  Thanks for re-blogging.
1:11pm • #2
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Thanks for your comments. Belinda, you are with the program!  I like your pictures.

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