
Workplace power, who holds it, and what it costs everyone else. For people whose BS-detector has been going off for a while.
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Welcome to Season 2 of Love Letters to Troublemakers (formerly Circle Back Club): (Not) The Best Places to Work.
In our season premiere, Aparna Rae and co-conspirator Rob Hadley take a sledgehammer to the multi-million-dollar industrial co...
“I look forward to the day that someone in my industry steps up and goes full Sokal affair—i.e., submits a consulting report that is entirely made up of vague business buzzwords, and doesn’t actually contain any structured information at...
Welcome to Season 2 of Love Letters to Troublemakers (formerly Circle Back Club). This season, we are launching an open-source investigation into the sacred cows of modern work culture - the practices, policies, and habits everyone performs...
I usually get this out on Mondays, but I spent the weekend bone-tired and recovering from COVID. Consider this your friendly reminder that masking still works, and please - do not send your sick children to childless aunties. Our nervous sy...
I tuned into an episode of the NYT’s The Daily on smart baby trackers last week. Mea culpa, I know we’re supposed to be disavowing the NYT.
As many of you know, I don’t have children of my own, so whatever I learn about the latest in paren...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A serial entrepreneur, writer, and speaker whose work sits at the intersection of workplace power, organizational structure, and democracy.
Social psychologist & Diversity, equity, and inclusion expert | Author, WAS THAT RACIST? (Little, Brown Spark; January 2026) | I'm probably somewhere else on the internet.
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