The Commute and the Unpaid Journey to Work
The commute started in the 1840s as unpaid time that extended the workday. Support™ leaders still manage that hidden cost through hybrid scheduling and exceptions.
The First Office and the Architecture of Accountability
The first office was built to centralize and supervise clerks. Modern management still operates inside architecture designed for visibility, not collaboration.
Night Shifts and the End of Natural Rest
Electric light erased the natural boundary between work and rest. This history of work explores how managers inherited 24-hour expectations we were never built to sustain.
The 100-Day Clock: Why "Culture Fit" is a Tribal Firewall
Before the rise of modern HR, the settling-in period was a high-stakes gamble. In the age of Scientific Management, every second was accounted for. A new employee was a disruption to the flow.
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