The web’s first era was about information flowing freely—think Google giving you access to the world’s knowledge. Most of us were passive consumers in this era. The second era was the social web—Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. People began to create their own content, and that content became the lifeblood of the big platforms. We became active... See more
Just like in the nineteenth century, it is becoming difficult to draw a line between housing and lodging. The same physical asset is used differently depending on the channel through which it is marketed: leased for a year through a traditional leasing agent, booked for a night on Airbnb, or offered for several months through a serviced operator... See more
I think one of the most powerful things that any business can do is to clearly figure out why their growth flattened and why certain people don't use your product - it's often very different than what you think
When you are finally ready to spend time on token design, it will seem like a daunting task. You wonder, “is there a playbook?” The short answer is no, there is no playbook. Tokens should absolutely be designed from first principles, according to the unique needs of your product.
More women executives in the workforce — employers better deal with it. Some companies offer specific health support for their employees during the transition, and others have started to include menopause as a reason for absence to increase transparency and openness.