Conversation with Future Work authors Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson
Last Rush Hour author Fred Pilot interviews Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson, authors of Future Work: Changing Organizational Culture for…
Month: November 2015
We can’t build ourselves out of the rush hour
A new policy brief by the National Center for Sustainable Transportation once again highlights the futility of expanding road capacity…
The Office Space Isn’t Dead, It’s Making A Comeback | Jacob Morgan | LinkedIn
The office space is far from dead, it’s re-emerging, in fact a recent report from commercial real estate company CBRE…
Is your economic development opportunity commuting out of town EVERYDAY? | Michael Shear | LinkedIn
We know there is a huge cost to getting people to work everyday: to the individual, the community and, to…
How Silicon Valley Made Big City Housing The Cause of and Solution To Inequality (In 9 Visuals) | Gregory Ferenstein | LinkedIn
The alternative (California’s current solution) is commuting, as tech companies and their tens of thousands of employees are scattered throughout…
BOE headquarters: Falling plaster, shattered glass, even bats Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly: The Newspaper of California State Government and Politics.
To the passer-by, the tower at 450 N Street is a downtown landmark, soaring assertively 24 stories into the Sacramento…
Life ‘inside the box’: A Google engineer’s home in a truck at company headquarters – The Washington Post
As his tagline goes, “home is where you park it.” Source: Life ‘inside the box’: A Google engineer’s home in…
Telecom infrastructure deficits spur unnecessary commuting
Priscilla Sodums, who works as a field representative for the Census Bureau, dealing with a lack of broadband at home…
No elbow room anymore on Sacramento roads | The Sacramento Bee
With the recession over, Sacramento-area freeways and roads are crowded again. Some say more than ever. Source: No elbow room…
Millennials can’t afford O.C. homes and would do well to look to the Inland Empire, study says – The Orange County Register
Buying an Orange County home would be “a bad idea” financially for most millennials, while commuting from the Inland Empire…