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Tl;dr of Hillbilly Elegy (or what’s in the minds of these Trump supporters?)
What it’s about: A guy from the red states explains the “poor white” experience. He made it out, still has it in him, and reflects on the culture clash. It’s a cool-temperature cri de couer without a lot of recommendations, like
Tl;dr of Hillbilly Elegy (or what’s in the minds of these Trump supporters?)
What it’s about: A guy from the red states explains the “poor white” experience. He made it out, still has it in him, and reflects on the culture clash. It’s a cool-temperature cri de couer without a lot of recommendations, like
Six Mistakes Stopping Your Company From Hiring The Right People #longread
The future of hiring is here; it’s just not evenly distributed. That paraphrase of the Silicon Valley proverb from Alan Kay tells a lot about the problems in virtually every company. Some companies are struggling to find good
Six Mistakes Stopping Your Company From Hiring The Right People #longread
The future of hiring is here; it’s just not evenly distributed. That paraphrase of the Silicon Valley proverb from Alan Kay tells a lot about the problems in virtually every company. Some companies are struggling to find good
The Future of Office Buildings After Mies Van Der Rohe
From the invention of the physical office (picture Mr. Scrooge’s countinghouse) to the start of the 20th Century, little had changed (picture Bartleby, the Scrivener). That changed quite a bit by the time Mies Van Der Rohe’s put the
The Future of Office Buildings After Mies Van Der Rohe
From the invention of the physical office (picture Mr. Scrooge’s countinghouse) to the start of the 20th Century, little had changed (picture Bartleby, the Scrivener). That changed quite a bit by the time Mies Van Der Rohe’s put the
My four Huffpo pieces this summer on the future of where and how you work.
I’ve had a few posts on Huffington Post this last few months. Here they are Now the future of the workplace is not a Starbucks The office of the future has a music room Your boss is on notice: the
My four Huffpo pieces this summer on the future of where and how you work.
I’ve had a few posts on Huffington Post this last few months. Here they are Now the future of the workplace is not a Starbucks The office of the future has a music room Your boss is on notice: the
Zero-choice Diet
Science now knows that choosing wears you out. You have a psychic reservoir of “do the right thing” and many things can drain it. When it gets low…you eat McDonalds and candy, you take the easy way out, you give
Zero-choice Diet
Science now knows that choosing wears you out. You have a psychic reservoir of “do the right thing” and many things can drain it. When it gets low…you eat McDonalds and candy, you take the easy way out, you give
How do you avoid creating a sexist company?
We have a company that’s not very big but it’s getting big (used to be 1 person, now it’s around 25). It’s mostly men – some pockets where there are lots of women but the top management is all dudes
How do you avoid creating a sexist company?
We have a company that’s not very big but it’s getting big (used to be 1 person, now it’s around 25). It’s mostly men – some pockets where there are lots of women but the top management is all dudes
My addresses in words
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My addresses in words
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Books are back, in print
I made the switch back to print last fall. I did it because the books keep my attention better. They are always on, there are always open to the page I want, there are no notifications. And most importantly: I
Books are back, in print
I made the switch back to print last fall. I did it because the books keep my attention better. They are always on, there are always open to the page I want, there are no notifications. And most importantly: I
The epic NYT piece on the right-now history of the Middle East’s problems
Worthy half-book-length story of Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Kurdistan, Iraq, Iran and ISIS. — Fractured Lands: How the Arab World Came Apart nyti.ms/2aXJ8nP
The epic NYT piece on the right-now history of the Middle East’s problems
Worthy half-book-length story of Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Kurdistan, Iraq, Iran and ISIS. — Fractured Lands: How the Arab World Came Apart nyti.ms/2aXJ8nP
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