Building Psychological Safety That Actually Works

Building Psychological Safety That Actually Works

Building Psychological Safety That Actually Works Authored by: Jenine Saleh Esq. Psychological safety has become a phrase that gets cited in mission statements, repeated in onboarding decks, and invoked at all-hands meetings without changing very much about how anyone actually behaves. The concept itself is sound. Amy Edmondson’s research on what makes teams effective is some of the best work in organizational behavior of the last two decades. The problem

Build-in-Public as the New Recruiting Funnel: Why Founder-Led Content Out-Hires Job-Board Posts at a 3.4x Reply Rate

Build-in-Public as the New Recruiting Funnel: Why Founder-Led Content Out-Hires Job-Board Posts at a 3.4x Reply Rate

Build-in-Public as the New Recruiting Funnel: Why Founder-Led Content Out-Hires Job-Board Posts at a 3.4x Reply Rate Authored by: Kartik Chugh The HR question every early-stage company has to answer in 2026 is whether the next senior engineer or operator hire arrives through a job-board post, a recruiter pipeline, or a founder thread that the candidate read at 11 pm on a Tuesday. Across our 2026 audit of 42 founder-led

DEI Isn’t Dead. Companies Just Need to Stop Treating It Like a PR Campaign.

DEI Isn’t Dead. Companies Just Need to Stop Treating It Like a PR Campaign.

DEI Isn’t Dead. Companies Just Need to Stop Treating It Like a PR Campaign. Authored by: Abhishek Shah Over the last year, conversations around diversity, equity, and inclusion have become noticeably more polarized. Some companies are quietly scaling back DEI initiatives. Others are rebranding them under different names. And many leaders now avoid discussing the topic publicly altogether because they fear backlash, legal complexity, or accusations of performative hiring. But