Making War With Bullies
Someone emailed me yesterday that they think I’m too cynical, and I wanted to address this, partly because we’
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Why Should Workers Be Loyal To Their Companies?
Nobody taught me how to run my company. I was not trained, nor did any Public Relations book or management
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The Problems of Privilege and Writing About Work
I am lucky.
I have money, a company, I have stability, and the ability to set my own schedule, because
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How Venture Capital Tries and Fails To Rewrite Reality
Venture Capital - investing in earlier, riskier private companies in the hope that they’ll be worth something more in
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The Malevolence of The Metaverse and Web3 Conversation
If you’ve been reading about the metaverse recently, you’ll notice something is missing: a semi-cogent explanation of what
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The Charlatans Profiting Off Of Anti-Remote Rhetoric
I am so tired.
I don’t mean this in a weepy, complaining way. I am just so exhausted by
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The Myth of Mentorship, And How We've Failed Entry-Level Workers
I woke up this morning and had a thought - what if I had nothing to write about? What if,
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The Endlessness of The Internet Has Broken Our Brains
Before we begin: I’ll be taking a break after this newsletter until next week to enjoy Thanksgiving. As a
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The Many Lies That Executives Tell Themselves About Work
When I started my agency, I remember making one specific rule: no hourly billing. It was partly because I hate
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"Here Is My Problem" Volume #3
Hello, and welcome to my semi-regular “Here Is My Problem” column in which I will attempt to give my advice
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You Have Every Right To Be Angry
A year ago today, I began writing this newsletter as a means of intellectual stimulation and, honestly, finding my way
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The Nihilism and Exploitation of the NFT Industry
Everybody’s doing NFTs. There’s an NFT supergroup, the Charlotte Hornets are doing NFTs, Hollywood is thinking about NFTs.
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