The Science of Small Wins
You come into work, thinking it’s going to be just another day in the office. You have a friendly chat about your weekend with the
Who are your productivity heroes? If Michael Jordan isn’t up there, he should be. Most people know Michael Jordan for his phenomenal scoring ability, superhuman
Day one at the new job. How’s it feel? Slightly terrifying? It should. At your old job — just last week perhaps — you were
I’ve never been good at networking. I’m usually standing in the corner talking with a friend at parties, if I’m at a party at all.
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So you want to build a billion-dollar company, and it’s because you want to make people’s lives better by solving a problem while hitting it
The things we do at work matter, but our achievements alone don’t necessarily add up to a successful career. For people who have reached a
In this two-part guest series, Ellen Chisa shares her experience at Microsoft and how its review system affected her psyche and productivity. This first part
Yo ho ho and onto the best of what we shared on the interwebs this week! GitHub + I Done This: Bring in your commits! We
