Deeply disappointed by the latest Basecamp announcement.

I stand by my recent comments about this historical moment.

Social contracts are being renegotiated. In the process we will discover the limits of many leaders. https://twitter.com/operaqueenie/status/1385300156686299139">https://twitter.com/operaquee...

Some are not equipped to meet the needs of the people they lead. Some just don’t care.

Either way, it is already giving rise to an entirely different sector of business, leader, and worker. I’m betting on these folks. https://twitter.com/operaqueenie/status/1382707168676352002">https://twitter.com/operaquee...

What I find particularly interesting is one thing suggested by these statements, but not said explicitly: that the rest of us are uninterested or not interested enough in the success of the businesses we are part of.... https://world.hey.com/jason/changes-at-basecamp-7f32afc5">https://world.hey.com/jason/cha...

That couldn’t be further from the truth.

In fact it’s often our belief and commitment to the success of these companies that fuels us to help it be better.

We can hold space for innovation, targets, and outputs AS WELL AS a recognition of human needs and dignity.

We are not your fucking widgets.

This.

I don’t want to talk about this shit everyday at work. Honestly I don’t want to talk about it everyday on Twitter, either.

I would very much like the luxury of minding my fucking business and it not being a threat to my safety and well-being. https://twitter.com/its_jcj/status/1386818181629562882">https://twitter.com/its_jcj/s...