We talk about "little c" celebrations of the moments that matter to us

In the 1950s there were three cars for every 10 Americans (compared to 9 cars for every 10 today), the homeownership rate was 55% (66% today), and 6% of Americans had a college degree (38% today)

Is eating at a restaurant really eating? Is sleeping at a hotel really sleeping? Is shopping online really shopping? Whole essay written by someone who thinks we work the same as we did building physical widgets. Couldn't even cite productivity decline, just old man hand-waving..

I have posted this before but .. 26 years ago, a gunman entered Dunblane Primary School in Scotland, killing 16 kids and a teacher. The UK govt responded by enacting tight gun control legislation. In the 9400+ days since, there have been a total of O school shootings in the UK.

What do you share with your team and what do you filter from them?

The Buffer free plan is here to stay 🆓 ✅ For me, this feels like the end of an era. Some thoughts.. 🧵

I'm hiring a (paid) product intern for short-term projects: for 3-6 months. Can be 20-40 hours a week based on availability. Responsibilities include: - Assisting in building product processes and project management - Assisting in hiring practices - Building documentation

Remember folks: humans are terrible predictors of future behavior. Asking customers what they "would" do, "would" buy, and "would" pay for is a massive waste of time. Time better spent asking them about past and current behaviors.

Shocking: When you make people go into the office unnecessarily, they're more likely to quit reveliolabs.com/news/business/…

Y’all got different prefixes based on if a woman is married or not but pronouns are too difficult for you?

Mountaineer Anurag Maloo, who went missing while descending Mount Annapurna, has been found alive. The rescue mission was no less perilous than the expedition — Maloo was rescued from a deep crevasse, 300 metres below the 6,000-metre point. indianexpress.com/article/india/…

This is critical. As gig companies argue for a need for third category laws because “work is changing” — really they are just talking about creating new laws to comport with their business model.

this is a must watch for every body in the trenches today: - "Do you view this season as a failure?" giannis: "Do you get a promotion every year?" - "No." g: "So every year you work is a failure? " g: "It's not failure - it's steps to success."

In Afghanistan the Taliban have banned women from working. So some NGOs are switching to WFH wherever possible. This highlights how WFH can provide partial access to work in places where doing this in person is impossible. voanews.com/a/can-online-e…

More remote work = More entrepreneurship It's cheaper to start a business without an office + it's easier to have a side hustle when you're WFH. Chart from Nick Bloom et al

⁉️ Thread of thought-provoking questions that you can ask at the end of your interviews to make the interviewer THINK HARD, which will help you stand out from the rest of the candidates in the job competition! Keep them up all night with these below:

One thing that works well for us: temporarily change signup into high touch for everyone -Signup goes to survey, we qualify and segment -Redirect to scheduling onboarding if right segment, otherwise redirect to self serve -Record zoom onboarding calls

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How did this shove/trip on Hayley Raso get missed in a World Cup Semi Final? The ref is looking away. But it's in the box. That's a penalty. VAR are meant to intervene when the referee missed a penalty decision.