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The most valuable end-of-year gift for your team
We often reserve specific, meaningful feedback for annual reviews or a coworker’s last day. Spend 30 minutes this holiday break and do it for the people…
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Personal Math Wrapped: The advice you valued most
Looking back on 52 posts, here are the insights you valued most this year.
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MVP for your financial fluency
CEOs are intolerant of people who don’t have the financial acumen to understand how the business works and makes money – they just won’t tell you.
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How CEOs think about loyalty, side gigs, and their successors
How we think about employee loyalty, why some side projects are okay and others we don’t want to know about, and how to become the trusted one.
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November 2024

Why candidate assignments are the best assessment tool
Want to increase your odds of hiring the right person? Use assignments.
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The hidden reasons you’re not using AI every day
We’ve been taught all our lives to value original ideas and hard work…but using AI challenges these principles. You have to get over this thinking…
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The two things I do to get to V1 fast
Make big projects into shippable moments.
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Sometimes you have to meet in-person
For complex, high stakes decisions with uncertain outcomes, we haven’t found a replacement to a time-constrained, distraction-free, in-person working…
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October 2024

Why I want more high-output generalists on my team
In a competitive market, we’re looking for high-output generalists – team members that can move projects (and the business) forward, fast and at any…
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You get 20 minutes with the CEO. Here’s how to nail it.
66% of the workforce is checked out. Show you’re engaged in the business with a few smart questions that demonstrate your ability to think high-low.
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Managing expectations without looking unambitious
When the boss wants to shoot for the moon, don’t be the skeptic or the kool-aid drinker. Be the honest broker.
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How to thrive at your offsite
2 days at an offsite can accelerate your career – don’t waste the opportunity.
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