The Science of Small Wins
Google, Mattel, Apple, Disney and Harley-Davidson all have something in common: they started in someone’s garage. Today, technology disguises the fact that your startup is
Inching towards the new year means it’s time to reflect on what went well, and what could be improved—especially if you’re thinking about performance reviews.
Product design is all about tradeoffs—and when we designed I Done This 2.0, we had a lot to consider. We added new functionality, like blockers.
Naming every minute road block—and then taking the time to fix them—makes your team more efficient and helps with team productivity. It sounds cumbersome, but
When you work in an office with a small team, it’s easy to cultivate a culture of co-dependence. After all, the email, the document, or
This week’s post is a guest article by Ben Brandall, a writer for Process Street. Last weekend I found myself in a cafe, alone and
Google didn’t become one of the most valuable brands in the world by accident. It’s been rated the #1 place to work by Fortune for
Startups are at their sexiest when hundreds of millions of people around the world use something that a couple of guys and girls built in
For the most productive people, the work is never done. The problem is that when there’s always more work to do, how can you possibly
You’ve seen it happen before. Maybe you’ve even experienced the stomach-churning, brain-in-hyperdrive feeling yourself. Whether it’s the professional missing those easy free throws on the
