Are You a Nice Guy or a Good Guy?
I’m going to go out there today and try to be a good guy.
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Everywhere Science Goes, Science Fiction Got There First
Everywhere science goes, science fiction got there first.
Read moreHow Data Reveals Discrimination: A Case Study
“We’re no worse than the other guys” isn’t a winning brand.
Read moreThe Marketing All-Hands Drinking Game
It’s hhossum!
Read moreUnemployable: My Final Résumé
I feel like I’ve earned the right to say a few words on my way out the door.
Read moreWhat is Thought Leadership, Really?
Hint: It’s not entry-level.
Read moreAI and Personal Ethics: A Case Study
I’m a big fan of thoughtfulness, but aren’t some questions pretty obvious?
Read moreATS and JobScan: It’s Alice in Wonderland Meets Office Space
In order to get a job, you have to pay for software that makes your resume worse.
Read moreFederal Push for Cybersecurity Transparency is Good for Everyone
Attackers cooperate and defenders don’t, giving the hackers a tremendous advantage.
Read moreAI Amok: Calling Gen. Neo Ludd
The world needs to wrest control of AI from the authoritarians.
Read moreRacist Ad From VW: HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
Another company has done something to offend a lot of people and, again, I don’t know how this keeps happening. This time it’s VW. The car giant Volkswagen has apologised for a ‘tasteless’ advert that appeared on social media following an online backlash that slammed its ‘racist’ undertones. The ten-second advert posted on Instagram and Twitter shows a giant white
Read moreHB2 cost NC a lot more than $3.76B
The AP says the “bathroom bill” cost North Carolina $3.76 billion. The real damage is likely much, much higher. The AP yesterday released an analysis indicating that reaction to North Carolina’s discriminatory HB2 – the “bathroom bill” – cost the state a staggering $3.76 billion in lost business, projected over 12 years. That’s a remarkable hit to economy, but as I
Read moreThe Ploughman: a modern business fable
No one likes to be thought a fool. Farmer Moran needed a new workhorse, so he went to the local auction. There he spotted a strong, lean stallion he thought would be fine. He asked the owner about the horse, but the owner advised him against it. “This is Lightning,” he said. “Lightning is a thoroughbred. What you want is a draught horse.”
Read moreUber “Greyball” scandal: it’s time to consider the death penalty for corporations
Uber says they’ll stop using Greyball. But this is only the latest outrage from America’s most incorrigibly corrupt business. Time to#DeleteUBER. As in, delete the company. Permanently. You may say I’m a dreamer / But I’m not the only one The American corporation exists for one purpose: to “maximize shareholder value.” Thanks to a variety of factors, including a Supreme Court decision that
Read moreFour charts that prove Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank has no idea what he's talking about
Kevin Plank is a successful businessman with strong opinions. The data, though, suggests he places ideology above facts. If you’re a huge sports merchandise brand, you never want your marquee superstar endorser going after you in the press. But that’s what happened this week when Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank told CNBC that “[t]o have such a pro-business president is something
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