we do all have aspirations and we do all have something to contribute. We deserve the opportunity to do so. And some of us, by a twist of fate, have had less opportunity to contribute and have come further in our quest to do so…. Read More»
We work in a world that favors those who can deliver over those who seek to achieve personal success. Part of this is ‘what-have-you-done-for-me-lately’. Part can be put down to the (mistaken) idea that some things are intangible and can’t be measured. Another part is the cult of the entrepreneur, which can warp into just […] Read more… Read More»
The social era has intensified the effect of opinion on what good business is or should be. We now expect business professionals to consider issues of fairness to other people… Read More»
In my last article, I looked at the issue of gender bias in the tech industry. My day job is organizing decision behavior, and I’m always wary of the web of biases and prejudices we all carry with us…. Read More»
In my last article, I looked at the issue of gender bias in the tech industry. My day job is organizing decision behavior and I’m always wary of the web of biases and prejudices we all carry with us. I knew I couldn’t explore this topic without getting out of the building and talking to […] Read more… Read More»
Continued from yesterday’s Diversity in Tech – Injustice is a Human Issue. The Story of Ettie Rout This twin issue of access to education, on the one hand, and how education isn’t necessary for success is the starting point for a New Zealand woman who took on an issue of social justice: Ettie Rout. I’ve […] Read more… Read More»
‘What we owe to each other’ is an important subject for intelligent reflection. That reflection can take us beyond the pursuit of a very narrow view of self-interest, and we can even find that our own well-reflected goals demand that we cross the narrow boundaries of exclusive self-seeking altogether. There can also be cases in […] Read more… Read More»
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