By Fred Wilson—Mar 6, 2019

Daniel Olshansky asked me this question on Twitter: @fredwilson Have you ever written about how to avoid "rest and vest" culture where there are employees who want to leave a company but are held down by golden handcuffs? — Daniel Olshansky (@olshansky) March 4, 2019 I don’t believe I have ever […] Read more (opens AVC in a new tab)

By Fred Wilson—Mar 6, 2019

Daniel Olshansky asked me this question on Twitter: @fredwilson Have you ever written about how to avoid “rest and vest” culture where there are employees who want to leave a company but are held down by golden handcuffs? — Daniel Olshansky (@olshansky) March 4, 2019 I don’t believe I have ever […] Read more (opens AVC in a new tab)

By Albert Wenger—Mar 6, 2019

Last Uncertainty Wednesday considered how imperfect correlation is related to the narrative fallacy which in turn underlies observations such as the extravagant headquarters effect. Today I will examine why hiring is so ridiculously hard and even organizations which are very good at it will make […] Read more (opens Continuations in a new tab)

By Dani Grant—Mar 5, 2019

Earlier today, the Arweave team announced that they’ve raised additional capital in order to fund developers who want to build on Arweave through two new programs – Arweave Grants and Arweave Boost. People are already building lots of amazing things on Arweave, and we cannot wait to see what new […] Read more

By Fred Wilson—Mar 5, 2019

Howard has a great (and short!) post on how blogging publicly gives you a timeline on how you were thinking at a given time. He’s right, it is awesome to be able to go back and see what you were thinking and evaluate it in hindsight. Like my “What Is Going To Happen In 2019 […] Read more (opens AVC in a new tab)

By Fred Wilson—Mar 4, 2019

Last night CBS 60 Minutes aired a piece about the gender gap in tech and left out a number of important efforts to close the gap. My friend Rob Underwood tweeted this out about that piece: I admire work of my friend @hadip & the org he started, @codeorg . But the incredible, brave (!) […] Read more (opens AVC in a new tab)