Mo Shafieeha

Instructing respondents Practice shows it's worth reminding users about the upcoming interview. Calendly lets us reschedule with ease - a respondent simply follows a link from the invite and chooses another time.

David Sirlin explains: In gaming, a scrub is someone who isn't playing to win. A scrub would disagree with this statement, saying they are only trying hard within a construct of fictitious rules that prevent them from ever competing. The scrub mentality is to be shackled by self-imposed handicaps that prevent one from becoming good at a game.

Those who succeed combine stable design elements with dynamic elements that change as markets change and strategy changes. It's a rare opportunity for organizations to identify their stable backbone and set them up so that they can change dynamically. Successful leaders and successful companies use these changes to "rebuild the future"—but a... See more

It's common for managers to think employees should be trained by someone else, perhaps a training specialist. The author, on the other hand, thinks that managers should handle this task. Managers' output is the output of their organization, no more, no less. Increasing a manager's productivity means making his team do more. Training is one of the... See more

We need to think critically and understand things better, not less. Trying to reduce human systems to animal systems doesn't take into account how knowledge changes over time. In addition, it misses out on the most important element of those animal systems, being, doing, and interacting. At Nature of Work, we have developed a method of organization... See more

In the past, Geographic Information Systems have been a janky, complex piece of software. Every jobsite has cellular and wifi coverage, and every worker has a smartphone. By using the right app, you can collect data, retrieve analysis, and communicate from anywhere.