I live in the Bay Area, where houses are selling for $1M over the asking price. That got me to research which tech companies are more open to permanent remote work. Below is what I found for FAANG, tech unicorns, and creator companies.
A remote work darling faces an uncertain (public) future
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The future of work is a pyramid scheme, where every person sells his favorite person to the next person.
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What are your goals for 2021? How are you planning to make it happen? I’m seriously interested, hit reply and tell me what’s going on.
Every Tuesday, I am going to be sharing my ongoing journey and things I am learning that may also help you reach your goals.
Rumor has it that I get all my ideas from other people. It’s true. Inspiration is all around us. To keep your tank filled, surround yourself with interesting, positive, smart, inspiring people. Similarly, if you consume and surround yourself with good art, music, fiction, prose, or film, etc., I can’t imagine you’d ever run out…
Painting something really big requires that you step back to see the whole. As the year is coming to a close, it’s a great time to step back and evaluate our journeys. and as I stepped back, I realized I have ideaphoria…
Sometimes, despite all our efforts, things don’t go as planned. Shocking, I know! Using the questions from last week’s Fresh Squeezed as my guide, here are my 2020 highlights (good and bad), and some insights gained that will influence my 2021 planning…
It’s essential to reflect on the year that was in order not to repeat it and to derive the insights needed to plan to take 2021 by freaking storm. These are the questions I am asking myself as I reflect on 2020. Next week, I’ll show you my answers if you’ll show me yours…
Get more experience in fewer years
What could you do today that would matter a year from now? Almost every day I talk with people about their big ideas and their businesses…all the things they “are going to do.” Their intentions are true, but the reality is that the majority of these things never happen in reality. Their ideas may be…
Job Readiness, Job Discovery, & Job Success
Question: Name a place on the Internet where adults behave like teenagers, copy-paste nonsense, and get a ridiculous amount of engagement? Answer: LinkedIn. The absurdity that haunts this once-popular professional networking platform is no joke. Howeever, Fadeke Adegbuyi, delivers some poignant observations with humor.
And a holiday hiatus announcement
How people get really, really good
Using product management as an example
Mission-critical brain food
This is the Sunday edition of Culture Study — the newsletter from Anne Helen Petersen, which you can read about here. If you like it and want more like it in your inbox, consider subscribing. There was a time when your inbox was filled with actual delights. When you would eagerly look forward to checking it, when the “You’ve Got Mail” sound wasn’t cliched and weird but triggered a Pavlovian response. When every thing you found there was from a friend, or a relative, or some rando you met while chatting in a
Small wins are the only breakthroughs we need
In today’s analysis, we begin Part I of a series on Audience and Wealth. Over two issues we’ll cover the following topics: The problems creators solve for consumers The business models creators use to build wealth The roles creators, audience, and advertisers play
During lockdown, I wrote an in-depth article on the future of web conferencing for french media Viuz. A crucial subject in the context of a persistent health crisis where new uses are multiplying, sometimes unexpectedly. Let’s dive in. The rise of Zoom decorators
Lauren Razavi ran away from home to be a music manager. Then she moved onto Google. Now, she’s a researcher and consultant on the future of work
Building an audience on Twitter has been a fulfilling endeavor in itself but I found out when the right time comes, the community will rally around you
Humans constantly prioritize short-term gains over investing in long-term goals. Similar problem exists within organizations. Why are we so primed to this calculus?
Almost everyone who does great work toils in relative obscurity. Performance reviews are social fiction. How do people really advance through the corporate hierarchy?
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