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- shiwani - May 14 2008 | business, world, news, psychology
Fascinating!
Quoted: There are two dominant modes when it comes to the study of cross-cultural procrastination. The first takes the form of the international managerial missive—an ancient narrative that delineates the work and business practices of people from one culture, so that a person from another culture can do business with them. The second mode seeks to quantify, in scholarly terms (i.e., with percentages), just who in the world procrastinates and for how long.
- anka - May 15 2008 | international, slate, review, research, procrastination
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