@guy18_guy@RLClark16@mmpadellan @PraiseB2Me Haha, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. You’re new at this logical thinking stuff, aren’t you?
@DanCrenshawTX I agree with your sentiment but you and I are looking at very different things. I care more about what’s inside!! Hope you’re happy judging books by their covers.
@justinamash I think I care MICHH MUCH more about what’s on the inside versus what’s on the outside, but you do you and decide on book contents by the cover.
Why will WFA stick? I have made the argument that companies will be able to hire and retain top talent if they offer greater flexibility. In any economic cycle, top talent has relatively greater outside options. Coverage in Fortune: https://t.co/cM0RT2ayeJ
@klakhani If Y2K taught us anything is was that if you spend millions to avoid certain disaster, there will be folks that will insist there was no real issue to begin with. Everyone who cares knows airline infrastructure is nearing collapse.
@kareem_carr The concept of a superior race is a failed eugenics idea. Modern population genetics would measure diversity of a population as an indication of health. More diverse populations being more healthy. What am I missing?
The democratic process is increasingly malfunctioning, see the polarized campaign for the midterms. While business is often seen as a corrupting influence, it can also strengthen democracy. This begins with giving employees paid time to vote.
⬇️ See my @HarvardBiz piece for more.
@jandrade From a while ago, but sure, often a thank you note is unnecessary, but I think really depends on the job. If I'm hiring a communications person; critical. Software engineer, prolly not so much.