A Price of Success

Four of technology’s most accomplished CEOs were summoned to Capitol Hill this week to answer questions regarding antitrust concerns in their industry. It was quite a sight to hear the leaders of four of the largest companies in the world speak to their tenuous competitive positions and modest size on other relative measures. It’s a […]

Equitability is an Inevitability

Another parable from Silicon Valley’s uneven undercurrents emerged from beneath the surface this week. A former executive at the San Francisco based FinTech startup Carta is bringing a lawsuit against the company alleging, amongst other claims, gender discrimination. Emily Kramer, the plaintiff, released a statement which can be found here. A quick bulleted summary from […]

Org Chart Dilemmas: The Air Up There

A few months ago we broke down the situation at travel company Away and, as it turns out, there have been a few more notable chapters added to their story since. Right before the July 4th holiday weekend, it was announced that Steph Korey would be stepping down from her CEO role for the 2nd […]

Feedback is a Gift, Wrap it Tight

You know the feeling. You go out of your way to share some very helpful feedback with someone. Or worse, you drum up the courage to approach them on a topic in the hope of solving a larger problem. Except, it doesn’t land. In attempting to solve the larger problem in this directionally small way […]

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