Important stuff from Seth Godin. "If only our obstacles disappeared..." Nah, the obstacles are the point! They're the reason an organization exists. https://t.co/cHeJCpx8PV
I'm going to go a bit contrarian here - people leaving #jobs because of perceived lack of career advancement is... much better than the alternatives? I think most of us have had the experience of taking a new job because it allowed us to springboard to a…https://t.co/HtiRFMp2dG
I was interviewed in support of IRIS Software Group 's entry into the UK Tech Awards for 'Tech Deal of the Year', for the AccountantsWorld acquisition. Here's a clip of why I'm excited about our partnership. Thanks to Sabah Chohan and @saralewis for the o…https://t.co/gEWtqFOQp7
As with many globally renowned foods, the chocolate chip cookie’s rise had a lot to do with marketing. On “The Intelligence” @josiedelap dives into a sweet history https://t.co/Dr7XzY8X9k
A stunning in-depth piece. The key relationship in college admissions isn't strictly rich vs poor or white vs minority, it's the cozy connection between wealth, SAT scores, + rankings - none of which measure well the actual value of a student on campus.
https://t.co/QzzlEu5dyz
What does 50 years of human migration look like? The percentage of migrants worldwide has actually held steady at 3% in that time span. For @NatGeo, I worked on how to visualize this in a graphic. THREAD (1/18). https://t.co/0iAaSHduts
Great thread. The problem isn't Facebook inherently - it gets used for good and bad every day. It's that a tool with this level of corrosive potential must be regulated.
https://t.co/7eE3Vrwv7p
I don't think people realize just where the desire to do something about Facebook's power is coming from. It's coming from the core team that created the company. It's not just @chrishughes, who helped found it with Zuckerberg at Harvard.
Really thought-provoking thread. Single-use plastics are, by and large, a big problem. But as w/ most environmental issues, we need to consider outlier but critical scenarios before we think about an outright ban.
https://t.co/4SzPqANtAY
I keep seeing people advocating for the ban of all single-use plastics. I have a geuine question:
how are we supposed to keep medical equipment & procedures sterile & safe? What is the proposed alternative to medical plastic waste? I have never seen this addressed ONCE.
This is great from @ThisIsSethsBlog. It's mind-boggling that orgs spend so much effort trying to define a complex competitive advantage, when a far more obvious and sustainable one is staring them in the face - invest in great customer service!
https://t.co/Xa3ESJkeKP