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And complexity eats the obvious for breakfast.

Feb 26

Because sometimes having a list to work off makes planning so much easier

Feb 19

People don't share as much knowledge as you'd think. Especially if it's expected knowledge.

Feb 12

Finding the right balance between too many and not enough meetings

Feb 5

Putting people into a room doesn't automagically result in collaboration

Jan 29

Escaping the self-paced learning trap

Jan 22

What is something that you can control in your life?

Jan 13

Work can be done asynchronously. Relationships are created in person.

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Unexpected Thoughts on Remote.

Leadership lessons at the intersection of product, sales, and people. Specifically for those leading remotely.

Unexpected Thoughts on Remote.

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