Jeremy Caird
@jeremycaird.bsky.social
Father and husband | Love working to develop people and improve organisations’ cultures | “Keep on keeping on”
A great listen. Highly informative and even a little inspiring.
I love talking with @ericries.bsky.social. We both believe that capitalism and caring about people (rather than acting like a selfish asshole) are compatible and desirable goals.
In this episode of The Eric Ries Show, I’m joined by @bobsutton.net, organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author of several influential books on leadership, behavior, and workplace culture, including his latest: The Friction Project.
June 6, 2025 at 10:27 PM
A great listen. Highly informative and even a little inspiring.
Here’s a recent sourdough - best with homemade jam
March 11, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Here’s a recent sourdough - best with homemade jam
Reposted by Jeremy Caird
To everyone's surprise, it turns out that attaching a money-sucking machine to a hospital system makes it worse.
Private equity reduces patient care while enriching investors, Senate report finds
The bipartisan investigation of hospital systems purchased by Apollo Global Management and Leonard Green & Partners reinforced the findings of past academic research.
www.nbcnews.com
January 8, 2025 at 12:59 PM
To everyone's surprise, it turns out that attaching a money-sucking machine to a hospital system makes it worse.
My favourite sentence in this report “But the centre had industry backing, said Aerospace NZ president Mark Rocket.”
(From: Radio NZ article: ‘Plans to build rocket launchpads at Kaitorete Spit fail to get off the ground’)
(From: Radio NZ article: ‘Plans to build rocket launchpads at Kaitorete Spit fail to get off the ground’)
November 26, 2024 at 6:21 PM
My favourite sentence in this report “But the centre had industry backing, said Aerospace NZ president Mark Rocket.”
(From: Radio NZ article: ‘Plans to build rocket launchpads at Kaitorete Spit fail to get off the ground’)
(From: Radio NZ article: ‘Plans to build rocket launchpads at Kaitorete Spit fail to get off the ground’)