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Community in Cyberspace, 29 years later
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A couple weeks back, I returned to my law school alma mater to celebrate the 30th issue of the law journal I co-founded, the Richmond Journal of Law & Technology.…
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Explaining climate-friendly incentives isn’t enough
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Explaining climate-friendly incentives isn’t enough. Last week’s Washington Post is a great example of how hard the current landscape is to navigate for climate-conscious consumers.
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Announcing Onsemble
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Earlier this year, I co-founded a startup with Julia Yrani to help save the planet. Excited to share more details now that we’re public!
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The first big data contest in the US: the 1890 Census
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The surprising story of how a clerk in the census office would use his brother-in-law’s textile machine to revolutionize data analysis – and lay the groundwork for the entire technology industry.
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Where do our OKRs belong?
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It’s critical to make OKRs public within the organization so everyone can see what everyone else is committed to. It’s equally important that the OKRs live in one place.
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How not to draft your first OKRs
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I’ve helped countless teams implement OKRs for the first time; one meeting from nearly a decade ago stands out as a textbook example of What Not To Do.
Rick Klau
Co-founder, CEO @ Onsemble. Former Chief Technology Innovation Officer for the state of California. Long-time Googler (by way of the FeedBurner acquisition).
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