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How not to change your organization

February 2016. Ten years ago, I was at a crossroads.

I was in my last year at UC Irvine as a psychology major. I wanted to do something related to helping people find meaning at work. There were two questions living rent free in my brain:...

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In the Bay Area next week? Come to Responsive Conference 9/23 & 9/24! I’ll be doing a talk titled How Not To Change Your Workplace. Use the code TIM at checkout for a discount.

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Squamish finds me there every summer.

The climbing is...

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Why Smart Teams Go Quiet (And the Process That Gets Them Moving Again)

Colette reached out to me suggesting to write a guest post. Her writing at Empathy Elevated illuminates how deeply she cares about being a human at work in the age of AI. Which is something you care about too.

I’m stoked to welcome...

3 months ago
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please make me think

When I started as a product manager, I read a book called Don’t Make Me Think.

I learned how fundamental this book was to tech. Its basic premise: make it as easy as possible for users to complete a flow. They shouldn’t have to think. This...

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Org design is a funny thing

I wrote this on my train to Busan! No zombies in sight.

Org design is one of those jobs people pretend to understand.

  • “So… HR consulting?”

  • “Change management?”

  • “Reorgs?”

Close. But not quite.

I’ve used many definitions,...

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