Identity fuzzing
According to research published in 2015, with 10 likes, a computer model knows you better than a colleague; with 70 likes, a model knows you better »
Team outing logistics as a service
Off sites are a great way for team members to get to know each other on a personal level. With stronger relationships, people are willing to »
Cookbook dinner parties
Potlucks are a great way to get friends together and to meet new people. To ensure that there is a sufficient variety of complimentary dishes, hosts »
Phone etiquette when in a Lyft line
When on the bus or in a taxi by myself, I feel comfortable talking on the phone. But, for some reason when riding in a Lyft »
Analog anonymous feedback
No matter how hard digital forms try to convince me that they're anonymous, I never believe them. As a result, I omit the types of suggestions »
Read-Do versus Do-Confirm
There are two types of checklists: Read-Do and Do-Confirm. Read-Do checklists are like recipes where users read and complete each item before moving onto the next »
If it can't be written down easily, it may as well not have happened
When preparing for an interview or a performance review, remind yourself that if something can't be easily written down as you describe it, then it may »
Contract manufacturing has become like cloud computing
Large contract manufacturers like Foxconn in China allow companies like Apple to pay only for labor to produce a specified inventory. Tasks are continually subdivided so »
Irony of surprise parties
In business, surprises mean that there has been a breakdown in process. Often, these situations are followed by a retrospective to figure out how they can »
Margins on digital documents
Word processors typically default to 1" margins. Before when most documents were eventually going to printed this made sense, but increasingly documents are only consumed »