The startup crash is upon us. After 27 years being a CEO, I survived a few crashes. Along the way I picked up some good ideas.
Startups are fragile, founders are flawed. Ten ways startups fail, and how to avoid those death sentences.
Holding remote workers accountable is not the same as when they are face to face in the office. Here are ten tips to upgrading remote worker accountability.
Success with security automation starts with a decidedly low-tech practice.
Low pay and bad benefits are not the only thing driving workers to join the Great Resignation. Bad behaviors and insensitive leaders are equally responsible for increased employee turnover.
We all have exactly the same amount of time per day. Your boss cannot “give” you more.
If you are an introvert, it can be difficult to connect with people. After a few decades of being a CEO, I learned how, as an introvert, I can build connections without becoming something I am not.
What makes a great cybersecurity leader? While knowing hacking tools might be cool, they do not translate into leadership skills.
