If you aren’t a macro-economist, you could be forgiven for missing a recent trend in the U.S. economy: declining growth in productivity. That’s right: you as an American employee are producing barely a tiny bit more per unit of your input (i.e., an hour of your labor) than you did a decade ago — at least according … Read more
In early July, Reddit made headlines when its large user-run online community revolted in response to Reddit leadership’s decision to fire a key administrative employee. Though Reddit issued several formal apologies and Ellen Pao, the company’s interim CEO, stepped down only days after the incident, the forum was thoroughly shaken. Companies fire employees every day; … Read more
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