The value of protests in the algorithm age
Those 29 likes on your funny Instagram sign are not “fighting the establishment” just yet. Continue Reading
Month: January 2017
Cognitive learning often has no place at work
If all you do all day is check boxes and answer the KPI bell, your thinking muscles atrophy. And then we expect those people to make the right political decisions, or want to join the right groups, or know how to structure a mortgage? Dominoes. Continue Reading
Employer branding: The big thing companies miss
There’s “the message you push out” and “the way your company really is to work at.” Not the same. Continue Reading
“But what’s the project objective, sir?”
Most offices are a giant priority vacuum. What now? Continue Reading
The “boys don’t cry” problem of work
If your own relationship with your dad was strained, does that make you a bad manager 30-40 years down the line? Continue Reading
Adoption of technology: Don’t whiff on this
Another area where communication and empathy would benefit us all. Continue Reading
Add “business journey” to the buzzword list
Your origin story and path forward should be notable elements of who you are, but often they’re jargon-chocked BS. What now? Continue Reading
Engagement marketing gets destroyed by growth KPIs
The Shrine of Big Numbers mostly destroys effective marketing. Continue Reading