Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead
Disclaimer: as a man writing about gender inequality, I acknowledge my
privileged (and biased) viewpoint in this discussion. I’ve
You Had One Job
A list of all the jobs I've ever had
28
Photo by Jagoda Kondratiuk
[https://unsplash.com/@jagodakondratiuk?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText]
on
The Year Without Pants
One of the few people who can match Paul Graham [http://paulgraham.com/] as
writer is Scott Berkun [http://scottberkun.
How a Potluck Brunch Led to My New Job at Percolate
I actually hadn’t heard much about Percolate before I moved to New York, but like many great opportunities, it emerged out of serendipity.
The Minimum Viable Transaction
In 2009, an entrepreneur named Eric Ries coined at term that would move the
field of product development forward. The
Training Makes it Possible
Have you ever looked at someone who was really good at what they did and felt a
little daunted?
Maybe
Product Design for the Web: Principles of Designing and Releasing Products for the Web (+ Author Interview)
While on my Peru trip earlier this year, I read a great book calledProduct
Design for the Web: Principles of
Product Design for the Web: Principles of Designing and Releasing Products for the Web
No Silver Bullets: An Interview with Author Randy Hunt
While on my Peru trip earlier this year, I read a
One Woman’s Incredible Startup Journey in Peru
The other night, while wandering the bustling streets of Barranco, my adopted
neighborhood in Lima, Peru, I walked into a
17 Essential Best Practices for Making Things Happen
I previously wrote about
[https://jasonshen.com/sarah-allens-little-rules-for-working-life/] my PIF
coworker Sarah Allen’s
Becoming a Free Agent
On December 16, 2013 I will complete my Presidential Innovation Fellowship at the Smithsonian. And as I don’t have