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Re-Imaginings

Sandhya Domah

Trying to make sense of modern work and how we got here ; and where we go next

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Latest Issues

The invisible work of women in the workplace

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Today I need to rant.

First, some context.

I’m currently working with a small team of 4 managers. 3 men. One woman.

This is a group that has recently been promoted from their very operational r...

3 days ago
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Build your business as if you were going to sell it

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I want to be clear upfront. I’m not talking about venture-backed businesses here.

Businesses raising venture capital are by default started with the precise intent of getting sold. In this scenario, fou...

9 days ago
2

When Silicon Valley tries to redeem itself

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Adam Neumann of WeWork is back.

He’s taking control of the narrative with a most recent appearance on The Diary of a CEO podcast, where he sat with Steven Bartlett for over two hours.

To understand how shocking...

16 days ago
3

Management and the great capping of productivity

Productivity as a science

Factory work was never meant to be creative.

In fact, the very opposite was true. Factories needed employees to turn off their brains and mindlessly do the repetitive task at hand as fast as possible. The wo...

24 days ago

How to make the right work land on the right desk

The biggest service you can do to your team is to create clarity around who does what.

I really don’t see a lot of businesses do this right, but those who do create instant leverage.

Here’s just 4 ways how :

  1. It’d be interesting to...
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    Trying to make sense of modern work : how we got here & where we go next. Helping founders and teams build autonomous teams. Email me : [email protected].

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