“Work is a family!” = often a lie (or … is it?)
Work is more like, ahem, a neighborhood. Continue Reading
Silos
The peril of convenience
We can get a lot of what we want quickly, but what’s the external cost of that? Continue Reading
Bridges vs. trenches
Digging down vs. reaching across. Execs may not care, but there’s money involved. Continue Reading
Do “calls for unity” work, at home or at work?
Does it mean “go along with what I say because I now have more power,” or is it real? Continue Reading
Loneliness and the rise of the partisan fringe
We often look at fringe groups and think “Gah, they’re crazy!” That’s potentially true. What if they are just lonely and seeking? Continue Reading
Do you really think the government could keep a conspiracy quiet for years? Honestly?
There’s too much need for relevance, need for attention, too many silos, and too much politics to believe a conspiracy would never be leaked. Continue Reading
Availability bias, proof by example fallacy, and tribalism, OH MY!
The increasing rush to sameness and comfort of American work and business models: dangerous, or just fine? Continue Reading
Future of work: “Mindsets and behaviors must be changed”
Time for a paradigm shift. Continue Reading