PHIL SIMON
Book #14 is out.
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Posts Tagged as: Amazon
From Big to Small
There’s an interesting shift taking place in the labor market.
Announcing My Next Book
Number 14 will look at a number of key forces that are already reshaping the workplace.
Publication of Low-Code/No-Code
Book number 13 is now out. Boom.
The Virtuous Cycle of Citizen Developers
Growth begets further growth. It worked for Facebook, and it’s working for citizen developers, too.
Publication of Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
Number 12 is now out. Boom.
Episode 58: Talking Lanes With Sway’s Denise Brouder
A chat about the future of work, the creator economy, web3, and the importance of incessantly asking why, and more.
Episode 57: Employee Surveys Reimagined With Noah Pusey of Ripple Analytics
An interesting discussion about performance reviews—something that we typically hate more than trips to our dentist.
Episode 56: Intentionality With Dr. Sahar Yousef of Berkeley and Josh Zerkel of Asana
I’ve got two guests this week. Power in numbers, baby.
Episode 55: Beyond Simple Screen Sharing With Till Pieper
The Co-Screen co-founder and CEO talks to me about SAP, Slack, and the problems that his company aims to solve.
Episode 54: Everything Is Configurable With Nick Iovacchini
A chat with the KettleOS CEO about technology, culture, HR, and cloud computing, and other subjects.
Announcing My New Author Marketing Course
In The Author Flywheel, I open up my book of author hacks developed and refined over the past twelve years.
Episode 53: Indirect Influence With Vanessa Bohns
Think that you should skip that meeting even if you’re going to keep quiet? Maybe you shouldn’t.
Episode 52: Despotic Taylorism With Christopher Mims of the Wall Street Journal
A fascinating chat about several Amazon, logistics, and other critical topics.
How Author Indecision Leads to Missed Opportunities
Thoughts on the downsides of dithering while writing a topical business book—or paying someone to do it for you.
How Not to Start a Book
An absurdly complex 85-word sentence right off the bat all but guarantees crickets and/or confusion.