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Facebook's AOL moment

To achieve mass market success, you must become a consumer habit. But habits are hard to break, even when the technology should make it possible to be better. Kids are about discovery. When you are discovering something, you go for the best version. Once you develop habits, you stop discovering and start optimizing. 

AOL couldn't manage the innovation challenge. Can Facebook? 

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Facebook's AOL moment

Feedback, the missing signal in the job search

The job search is a difficult process. Made difficult that we get very little feedback along the way about what we are doing well and what we are doing poorly. Here are a couple of suggestions for improving that - and why it's a good idea for employers to do it too. ​

Feedback, the missing signal in the job search

Unbundling education

​We are seeing increased transparency in everything, which is enabling more efficient purchasing decisions. It's only a matter of time before this happens in education.

Unbundling education

Culture and Choice

Employees and employers have greater insights into each other earlier in the process than ever before. This gives both of them more power of choice. It's also become clear that great results are driven by great teams. In order to attract and retain the best teams, companies are focusing in on the shared values that enable them to be more than the sum of their parts.

Culture and Choice

Working from Home and Outsourcing

When we tie a premium to informal communication, to the point where there's a question as to whether people should be allowed to work from home, does that mean that outsourcing is doomed to fail or that multi-location companies are inherently wired to lag behind single (smaller) location companies?  Read the rest here . . .

Working from Home and Outsourcing