Without logical childcare models, it’s just an economy for the affluent

Legitimate safety nets aren’t the same thing as socialist pipe dreams. Continue Reading →

How will this be the “Era of Diversity” when women are fleeing the workforce?

Glass cliffs and “government intervention.” Continue Reading →

“Imposter Syndrome” as a crutch that men use against women

Do men fear women, especially at work? Short answer is often “yes.” Continue Reading →

The bellowing, fake-confidence male is not who you want as a leader in crisis (bring on the ladies)

Who would lead better in moments of peril, women or men? I think we often know. Continue Reading →

This one is a “she-cession,” not a recession

“Why is mommy so stressed?” Well, see, during COVID she operates in a system that claims she’s important but does nothing to help her out… Continue Reading →

The Blunder Years, Episode 68: RBG and the ridiculous views on women at work

There are more S&P 1500 CEOs named “John” or “David” than women in total. That seems pretty messy. What can we learn from RBG amid all this? Continue Reading →

The Blunder Years, Episode 10: Why does work distract us from what really matters?

Work at 24 is actually kind of vaguely exciting and interesting. Work at 34? Uh, not nearly as much. Let’s discuss this more. Continue Reading →

The Blunder Years, Episode 5: The Encouragement Engineer and the “reality of life kicking in”

Work-life balance

Work-life balance, losing parents and losing kids, not being able to give 110 percent at work anymore, and the “value chasm” of individuals. Continue Reading →