leadership
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Nobody’s Job
Read more: Nobody’s JobTwo people, adjacent roles, a piece of work sitting in the space between them. Both saw it. Neither picked it up, and both had good reasons. What happens next depends on whether somebody steps in or somebody gets told to, and those two things are not the same.
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The Ones Who Reach
Read more: The Ones Who ReachAsked once for the achievement I’m proudest of, I didn’t name a product or a title. I named the people. The method behind it was far less noble than that answer made it sound.
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Leading by Example, By Accident
Read more: Leading by Example, By AccidentThis is a short confession about how “leading by example” actually looks: telling your kid to put the phone down while you’re refreshing yours, answering emails at 23:07 while insisting nobody has to, and then pretending culture comes from values instead of habits.
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Clarity Is Hard
Read more: Clarity Is HardClarity sounds like a virtue until you practice it. Saying what needs to be said often creates discomfort, resistance, and consequences. That’s not a bug of clarity. That’s the point.