• Remote Work Is a Supply Side Problem

    There has always been strong demand for remote work and it wasn’t until the global COVID-19 pandemic that the supply side (employers) briefly caught up.

  • Broken Escalators Are Still Stairs

    Like the Mitch Hedburg joke, “when escalators break they become stairs—sorry for the convenience” reminds us about the importance of designing systems that fail gracefully.

  • Outsourced Thinking

    Having to think about everything all the time would be impractical so people rely on other people to think certain thoughts for them.

  • FMLA and Remote Work

    The rules for when a company must provide federally mandated medical leave to employees may change due to remote work.

  • Is Your Pricing Too High?

    How do you know if your price is too high? A few things could be happening: the product isn’t actually as valuable as you think, you’re talking to the wrong customers, you’re not conveying the value properly, or some combination of the three.

  • Mission Beats Culture

    Having a meaningful mission that draw people in and compels them to do their best work together is more powerful than good culture alone.

  • News Diet

    A news diet is intentionally limiting yourself to certain quantities and outlets for news and media.

  • Learning Styles Don't Exist

    The idea that everyone has their own learning style and learning is most effective when teachers use your style is not based on any scientific evidence.