Today, there's an elephant in the room in every office across the United States. Don't try to hide it. Some will be upset; others will be pleased. Respecting diversity and differing opinions is the only way to go through this.
Life moves on for everyone.
Today is a sad day. A day that moved slowly and felt heavier than usual. A day that made me feel deeply connected to my roots. Pope Francis, the most important Argentinian in history, has passed away. I remember seeing him when he was Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Cardinal of Buenos
Most people look and sound the same. I’ve been hiring recently, and I noticed something interesting: most people reach out to me in the same way—using similar words, asking for the same things. Their resumes look alike too. I remember that a few years ago, the problem was
Do it because you can’t not. Some decisions don’t require deep analysis. In 2013, I left my comfortable life in Argentina to join Groupon. In 2016, I stepped away from management to move to the U.S. as an individual contributor. In 2020, I went from leading a
Interviews feel a lot like democracy—far from perfect, but we don’t know anything better yet. The fact that people must prepare for the interview process rather than for the actual work they’ll perform is a clear indicator of its flaws. Most candidates spend months preparing for a