Thoughts on parallels between emerging technologies from last decade and the WFH debate.
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Episode 81: Build a Better Business Book With Josh Bernoff
We unpack this exciting new book and how authors sometimes struggle with collaboration.
Episode 78: The Empathy Advantage With Chris Shipley
Chris and I talk about a number of interesting work-related issues, including where we go from here.
Episode 76: The Good Enough Job With Simone Stolzoff
I talk with the first-time author about his forthcoming book and how we can balance work and meaningful lives.
Announcing Book #14
Number 14 will look at a number of key forces that are already reshaping the workplace.
Episode 75: Citizen Development at Scale With Amtrak’s Michael McCullough
An interesting chat with a guy doing fascinating things in the low-code world.
Episode 74: Audio Excerpt From Low-Code/No-Code
Here’s Chapter 1 of my new opus.
Episode 73: Building a No-code Company With Jon Darbyshire
The SmartSuite CEO and co-founder pops by to talk about the industry, his company, and the future of low-code/no-code.
Episode 72: Making No-code Happen With Chaya Gutnick and Avi Hercenberg
I sit down with two experts for a bit of role-play.
Episode 71: Intelligent Automation With Josh Snow
An interesting chat with an Aussie who automates and improves processes for a living.
Episode 70: Geeking Out in Notion With Jenny Blake
I think that I’ve found my sister from another mother. Is that a thing?
Announcing My 13th Book
Low-Code/No-Code: Citizen Developers and the Surprising Future of Business Applications drops in early November.
Episode 69: Next-level Slack With Christine McHone
What does it mean to be Slack capability leader?
Episode 68: Covering the Workplace With Lizzy Lawrence
The Protocol journalist joins me to talk about her fascinating beat.
Episode 67: Building a Second Brain With Tiago Forte
The author joins me to talk about a host of interesting subjects.
Why Office Mandates—Even From Petulant Billionaires—Won’t Fly
Thoughts on Tesla, Twilio, and proximity bias.