The misconception that crushes productivity
Seat time is a bigger lie than “females don’t like sex.” Continue Reading
Seat time is a bigger lie than “females don’t like sex.” Continue Reading
We’re all pretty bad at it. And it’s making work a real chore in some contexts. Continue Reading
This is primarily going to be anecdotal — i.e. based on people I’ve worked with, my friends have worked with, etc. If you want someĀ scienceĀ on people having problems balancing and understanding time (especially at work), you can read this or… Continue Reading
Last April, I wrote about how maybe Slack could revolutionize the workplace; then in February, I wrote about how they got to a $2 billion valuation with no CMO, which is insanely rare for a lot of companies. There’s something… Continue Reading
Give people their time back, instead of just more cash, and they might lock in with you for longer. Continue Reading
“Productivity” can be achieved anywhere by a person that cares about their work, so why do we pay so much attention to whether they’re in-office? Because everything comes back to control. Continue Reading