8-12 hours/day of Zoom is just not sustainable.

Thank you so much John Legere for changing our company and the industry forever!

So true! We moved more and more communication asynchronous - using OKRs and WorkBoard to stay aligned without round-the-clock calls.

But seriously - what the hell is going on?

This is so true. It’s a very international phenomena, though. Strong incentives in many organizations to „wear the black hat“ and stop new ideas, instead of finding ways to make it possible. (mindtools.com/pages/article/…)

It’s clearly 4/20

German is a wonderfully precise language. This, from The Times: ‘’Mrs Merkel has dismissed what she called Öffnungsdiskussionsorgien, loosely meaning “orgies of debate about opening things up”.

Another reason, why we love WorkBoard - not only the product, but the company: A great event with fantastic speakers!

This is 100% the right move. This will help us beat this terrible virus. The science is unanimous - if we all wear masks, we slow down the spread and can reopen safely. It’s not a political issue. Anyone making it a political issue is an absolute moron who can’t read.

The good thing about an all-nighter at the office is, that I can allow myself to drink as much coffee as I want without feeling guilty

Proud of all colleagues at Deutsche Telekom that helped get a fantastic coronavirus app going in a very short amount of time

This is just so amazing 👁 👄 👁

Avoiding Watermelon Metrics -- 5 great #tips to help people embrace #facts and #data to fuel their decisions 🍉🍉 WorkBoard workboard.com/blog/watermelo…

Entitled idiots that think they are better than the rest of the world. Thankfully our leadership is smarter, population has the same intelligence distribution as anywhere else. #uglygermans

I was lucky enough to be able to move to Berlin for the summer. It took me a couple of weeks to get used to a normal live again, go out eating, dancing (with mask on) and enjoy the summer. My wife and I have postponed our return to the bay two times already...

I miss him so much