Who is Responsible for Adapting? - by Tara McMullin
"Outsiders" shoulder a disproportionate burden when it comes to fitting in. Can we demand more from the "insiders?"| www.whatworks.fyi
"Outsiders" shoulder a disproportionate burden when it comes to fitting in. Can we demand more from the "insiders?"| www.whatworks.fyi
Ask 100 people what empathy is, and you'll get 100 different answers. Yet, empathy is billed as an essential "soft skill" for today's world of work. So what is it? And what is it not?| www.whatworks.fyi
Do all our dashboards & data trackers lead to smarter, more effective choices? Or are we being deduced by the promise of clarity?| www.whatworks.fyi
Four questions for navigating the unknown—without trying to resolve it.| www.whatworks.fyi
If you hate promoting yourself on social media, I've got good news! It wasn't working anyhow.| www.whatworks.fyi
The news about "work" today is weird. How can it help us understand our own position as workers... and what the future may hold?| www.whatworks.fyi
"Self-help" is more than a category of books or podcasts—it's a medium through which we perceive the world and ourselves.| www.whatworks.fyi
Thoughts on price, sustainability, and our due diligence as business owners in response to NYT's "They Spent Their Life Savings on Life Coaching"| www.whatworks.fyi
How 'opportunity cost' can reveal what's really on the line when we make decisions—a case study on choosing to quit social media| www.whatworks.fyi
Or why "building an audience" isn't right for everyone or every business.| www.whatworks.fyi
How do I make this work the most welcoming to the most people? asks George Saunders. It's a very good question.| www.whatworks.fyi
