When I lived in Boston, a friend of mine asked me for some advice. I’ve been thinking about that advice since then, and decided to write about it. She was … Continue reading Handling Horrible Men at Work
Calling Evil
At work, my 40 Business Development Representatives (BDRs) have an exercise they do with me that we call “Calling Evil.” This exercise involves calling me (either in reality as I … Continue reading Calling Evil
Being a Woman Leader
I’ve been quoted a couple of different places in the past month or so, and it’s been an honor to be included in these lists. (I’ve also written previously on this … Continue reading Being a Woman Leader
6 Illusions Execs Have About Big Data
This column was originally published on Entrepreneur.com on September 21, 2016. A decade ago, I thought I understood big data. I had worked in information technology for more than … Continue reading 6 Illusions Execs Have About Big Data
Bay Area Hiring: Stiff Competition for Mediocre Talent
This column was originally published on Entrepreneur.com on August 4, 2016. I was speaking recently to someone who works at one of those famous Bay Area “unicorn” companies. She mentioned that … Continue reading Bay Area Hiring: Stiff Competition for Mediocre Talent
Amazon, Thank You for Not Sucking
Amazon released its Hot Toy List, and I decided to take a look today. Of course, I instantly noticed that they have toys classified by gender as a filter option on the side. Grrrr.
And Now, Back to Seattle
As I’ve done for a few state-to-state moves, I’ve put together a FAQ:
1. Wait, what? Didn’t you just move to the Bay Area from Seattle?
Well, if “just” means almost two years ago, yeah.
2. Why are you doing this?
A combination of reasons, really. Here they are…
