The Hypocrisy Of The Two-Job Panic
Last year I wrote about the “teacher, you didn’t give us any homework!” hysteria around the prospect that people
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Death To "Office Jerks"
To be clear, my headline is not calling for anyone’s actual death. I am not threatening anyone, nor am
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Remote and Hybrid Work Could Unravel Corporate America
Several more waves of COVID and extended office closures later, companies have realized that they can’t tell the “remote
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The Flexibility Divide
On reading Amelia Horgan’s scathing review of Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen’s “Out Of Office,” a point
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Crypto, Web3, And The Big Nothing
When I wrote my piece earlier this week about Web3 and Alexis Ohanian’s quest to turn gaming into a
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Gaming Doesn't Prove The Metaverse Is Here
Microsoft acquired gaming company Activision Blizzard for $70bn, with the New York Times claiming the following in a now-edited paragraph:
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On The Value Of Time
Play-to-earn games are the new way evil people have found to enrich themselves via other people’s labor. In short,
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What Actually Makes People Successful
When I was in high school, I was not good at French. If someone suggested I was the worst person
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Nobody Cares About Decentralization - They Just Want To Get Rich
In Clotaire Rapaille’s The Culture Code, he states that the American mindset is one that looks for something that
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We Are Never Going "Back To Normal"
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has declared that he “needs his city open”:
"We must get open. Let
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Executives Are Terrified of A Young Remote Workforce
As if to terrorize me as I have my morning coffee, CNBC put out a piece about how “young employees
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The Customer Isn't Right
When I get mad at something, I do my best to try and focus on who the right person to
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