In early 2020, the coronavirus pandemic forced companies all over the world to break from tradition and make a rapid switch to all-remote work. Many companies were less than prepared to make this transition at the time, lacking the resources, tools, and infrastructure they needed to keep everything

“Everything is hard before it is easy.” To be clear, Goethe, in today’s business climate, might better have said, “Everything is hard before it gets harder.” No one ever said starting a business would be easy. And yet for us, getting initial funding was fairly painless. To be

When people meet me, they’re usually surprised by my English accent. I spent my younger years in England and Africa before moving to the United States when I was a teenager. The experience of living abroad taught me a few things: I work to live, not live to work; friendships are paramount; and it’s

On March 11, 2020, the NBA shut down and the rest of the in-person world including movie theaters, retail shops, restaurants, and playhouses quickly followed. March 12th was among the strangest days I can remember. Every hour or so my Google News feed announced another industry or event

When I joined BambooHR in the fall of 2019, my main goal was to help the company continue on our mission to set people free to do great work. After spending a decade or so talking about customer experience, we’re seeing a notable shift. I believe that we’ve now entered a period where the employee

People learn more from books than from any other source. We know this from the massive set of learning data shared by users of Degreed, the Utah-based company founded by our CEO and CTO, David Blake and Eric Sharp. However, despite the rise of platforms centering on experts–Pluralsight

Contrary to what you might think, real estate doesn’t lead the market, it lags. If you are bearish on what 2021 will bring because of America’s political atmosphere or health crisis, there is some good news. On a list of emerging real estate areas in the United States published by

When I was just 14 years old, I came to the United States for the first time. Born and raised in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, I came to Idaho as a foreign exchange student and for the first time in my life, I felt completely out of place. I couldn’t speak the language, I was one of the only “brown” kids