Eric Boromisa

I walked into a BYD showroom a few months back and understood, somewhere between the second and third car, that the EV war is already over and we lost it. Not losing. Lost. The stuff on that floor was better built, better priced, and further along than anything I'd been told to be excited about back home, and the salespeople had the calm confidence of people who already know the score. We're still holding press conferences about the future of electric vehicles. The future showed up, parked...

Every time somebody in this industry says the word "alignment," I want to ask a follow-up question that seems to make the room uncomfortable. Aligned to whom, exactly? It's treated as if it has an obvious answer, the way "safe" or "clean" does. Of course we want the machine aligned. Who could be against that? But the moment you press on it, the whole thing goes soft in your hands, because alignment assumes there's a single set of human values sitting out there waiting to be matched, and there...

As economies evolve, so do our work structures. In the past, many jobs required around-the-clock staffing in three shifts to operate 24/7. Over time, technology, productivity gains, and the rise of remote work have shifted expectations around work hours, leading to a structure that prioritizes flexibility and autonomy. This progression from three-shift to zero-shift work offers a pathway to greater freedom and potential earnings. But for leaders, it also raises a harder question: is your...