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Short pieces on how open positions actually cost you.

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Tagsdecision ×career 8 risk 6 money 5 time 4 negotiation 3 method 2 focus 1 relationship 1

Fourteen inputs, one positionWhat intake asks, why it asks it, and what it refuses to ask.18d ago5 mindecision · method

A ten-cell meter with seven filled, labelled 7/10, beside a percent sign struck through.

Confidence 7/10 is not a 70% chanceWhat the number on every read actually measures, why it is not a probability, and the one way you can catch it lying.members26 MAY · 08:456 minmethod · risk

A shallow nine-year trajectory line with a marker at year 31 and three dotted projections.

You are 31 and you think you picked the wrong careerIn a 2017 LinkedIn survey, 75% of people aged 25 to 33 reported a quarter-life crisis and 61% named career. That number is the argument…18 MAY · 11:156 mincareer · time

Eighteen identical monthly columns under a flat reference line, the last one marked in red.

You have been deciding whether to leave her for eighteen monthsThe length of the deliberation is itself the most informative number in the file. What it means, and the one reading of it that lets you…11 APR · 19:406 minrelationship · time

A schematic countdown of nine day cells, five struck out, above two unequal bars labelled CASH and SCOPE.

You can't decide on the job offer and the deadline is FridayFive more days will not produce the information you are waiting for. Here are the three things that would, and how long each one actually…24 MAR · 09:106 mincareer · money

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