Safe For Work (SFW)
Jen (Kim) SerenaPerspectives about building great startups that leverage the full power and potential of its people.
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026. From a setback to a comeback: Tips for job searching in a terrible job market
A few weeks ago, I was invited to be a speaker for a networking event hosted by Tech Ladies. The host, Caro Griffin, gave me a heads up that a lot of folks in attendance are actively job searching – and indeed, when we kicked off the firesi...
025. A collection of unhinged tweets (From The Vault) (Shade-Throwing Edition)
As I’ve previously written, I’m in the process of divesting from Twitter, given its increasingly uncertain future. But I’ve spent years into investing and building community there – and had a lot of fun too, so I’m determined to capture the...
024. @jenistyping’s Rules for Startup Scaling, Part 2: Recruiting Edition
(Part 1 is here.)
The most common pitfall of startup hiring is to equate “hiring” with “interviewing.” This is an understandable mistake. Interviewing is the most “visible” part of the process, and saying “I interviewed 12 candidates this...
023. Startup equity: The obvious, yet often-bungled way to motivate employees
This week’s post is a collaboration I’ve been wanting to share with you for a long time – a conversation with Marco Rogers, an Engineering leader and someone whose mind I admire – to shed light on a topic that I haven’t seen discussed anywh...
022. The People Leader vs. Business Leader Debate
This week, I invited two friends to come in and talk about the perception that People leaders aren’t adequately business-oriented. Below is an edited transcript of our conversation.
Jennifer Kim: Stacey & Andrew, thanks for joining...
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