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Unconvinced by Warren: Why Google and its rivals should stay big
By David WalkerUS presidential campaigner Elizabeth Warren is smart; her plan to break up the US tech giants looks isn’t.
Everyone has a different starting point
By Shane CubisA balm for the ego when comparing yourself with other people.
Why Bill Shorten is talking about wages
By David WalkerThere’s probably no easy answer to the problem of Australian wages. But voters might credit Bill Shorten for asking the question.
Are your values living or dead?
By Shane CubisYour company motto might have been groundbreaking when it was first devised and a choice set of words on which to base the foundations of your brand. But are those values still relevant?
Why the Infrastructure Priority List is so few politicians’ priority
By David WalkerOur national infrastructure umpire seems to know what it’s doing, yet it keeps getting ignored by the players.
Counting successes other than money
By Shane CubisVictory doesn’t always come down to financial wins. There are other ways to determine if you’re successful…
The weird history of Australian milk in the 2010s
By David WalkerEvery time someone inquires into milk prices, they end up conceding that the supermarkets are not Australian dairy farmers’ main problem. Yet the supermarkets keep copping the blame.
Choosing the correct archnemesis
By Shane CubisJust like a ‘work wife’, everyone needs an adversary in the nine to five. Here’s how to single yours out.
Are good ideas getting more expensive to generate?
By David WalkerOur supply of good ideas might be dropping off a bit – but all it takes is one genius to get things going again.
