The Blunder Years, Episode 22: Work self? Personal self? Uh, it’s the same self.
A conversation between Vadim Lieberman and I on all sorts o various crap, including authenticity and feedback. Continue Reading
Work Life Balance
The Blunder Years, Episode 5: The Encouragement Engineer and the “reality of life kicking in”
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
Blunder Years, Episode 1: “Existential Adriftness”
A conversation about drinking wine in bathtubs, cricket emojis, Internet friends, and whether your 30s are when you “deserve more.” Continue Reading
That time I yelled at some women in a bar about how many kids they had
If you over-commit to work, what does that do to your children? Continue Reading
The greatest potential of cloud gets utterly ignored
We should analyze “cloud plays” in terms of worker productivity and reduced costs around HQs. Continue Reading
We really gotta change how we conceptualize the work week
Too many old-school managerial assumptions need to get blown the eff up. Continue Reading
Working from home: More evidence it, um, works
The age-old dance of managerial assumption and fact. Continue Reading
Less screen time is the new work-life balance
Love me some “… is the new …” headlines. Continue Reading