I blame cell phones

That’s deeply a bummer

I don’t want to know but I know I need to, and that hurts my damn soul

Dang, genetics really said copy-paste on the Tankus look

How dare you snub Paddington 2 this way

It’s so odd because error can so often be a matter of perspective? Like history is all things that happened as filtered by whoever is telling the story (ie: battle v ambush, resistance v terrorist, stable monarchy v oppressive hereditary government)

lost a wheel on my knock-off hulken in the half-block between the store and the office 🤷‍♀️

thanks, boss! we're so close :D

PS I'm practicing self-promotion: do you need an operational consultant with a strategic mindset and precise attention to your org narrative? My DMs are open

We don't yet have grass, but we do have an orchid and some succulents. You can touch them. And when you're ready, the coffee machine is on and there's clean mugs in the dishwasher.

(5/5)

risk attached. Casual connections, community gathering, and reliable care for the physical body (clean bathrooms, cold water, hot coffee, et al) sustains that work. Environment matters. Being present and grounded in your body and mind matter.

This place can be the anti-terminally online (4/)

require being in the same place. Most of the RTO initiatives in the places like the tech industry are founded on vibes, not data, and have nothing to do with the actual work.

This is not that. This is a third place for people working to make things better at a large scale, sometimes with real (3/)

keep things moving at lightspeed.

We're building this ship while we're flying it, and, candidly, it could be a total nightmare. But org energy comes from the top, so the office feels like the start of something new, and something good.

I have an ops background, and rarely do information jobs (2/)