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100	1		_aFREEDMAN David H
245			_aA perfect mess : _bthe hidden benefits of disorder / _cDavid H Freedman, Eric Abrahamson
260			_aNew York : _bLittle Brown & Co, _c2006
300			_a327p.
520			_aNeatness and organization can be expensive, but the coast is often not recognised. This book shows that the disconnect is striking. It's not just that the advantages of being neat and organized are typically outweighed by the costs. That messiness and disorder can be so useful wouldn't seem such a counterintuitive notion if it were't for the bias toward neatness programmed. Disorganized people, institutions and systems frequently turn out to be more efficient, more resilient, more creative and in general more effective than highly organized ones.
650			_aORDERLINESS
650			_aORDER
650			_aMODERATION
650			_aSUCCESS
650			_aCONDUCT OF LIFE
650			_aORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
700			_aABRAHAMSON Eric
250			_aFirst edition
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