PinnedJohn E. Katsos·Sep 22, 2025Time to Rethink Quarterly Earnings ReportsWhen Trump called for ending quarterly reporting, critics focused on politics. But the idea itself could reduce short-termism, cut costs…
InThe StartupbyJohn E. Katsos·Sep 8, 2020Tesla Is(n’t) the Answer to Sustainable DevelopmentPolitics and society are the answer, not technology.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe StartupbyJohn E. Katsos·Jun 28, 2019“Pursue Your Passion” is Terrible Career AdviceHere’s what to do insteadA response icon1A response icon1
John E. Katsos·Mar 29, 2019Why Blockchain Won’t Make Humans Obsolete and what it will do insteadLawyers are annoying. I would know: I’m one of them. We are so annoying in fact that they are the subject of endless jokes, some of which…
InDialogue & DiscoursebyJohn E. Katsos·Mar 18, 2019The Competitive Re-Alignment of Every Industry is ComingIt used to be that if you produce oil, you competed against other oil companies. If you make movies, you compete against other …A response icon1A response icon1
John E. Katsos·Dec 17, 2018“Grades Matter” and Other LiesExam time always brings out a great deal of stress in my students. This is especially true of my undergraduate students.A response icon1A response icon1
John E. Katsos·Nov 15, 2018New York and DC Bribed Amazon for HQ2 — and Amazon will pay for itA bribe is “something that serves to induce or influence”.A response icon2A response icon2
John E. Katsos·Oct 17, 2018Sustainability, UAE-style.Why the rest of the world would do well to look at the sustainability challenges of living in the desert.
InVunelabyJohn E. Katsos·Oct 8, 2018Why Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft will thrive, while Facebook and Google declineIt is all has to do with customers.A response icon8A response icon8
John E. Katsos·Sep 25, 2018Tesla is Not “Sustainable”, or What People Get Wrong About SustainabilityTesla is widely viewed as one of the world’s most sustainable companies.A response icon33A response icon33
