A review written by somebody who looked at a company and then declined to join it is worth more than a dozen written by people who did. Roosevelt Cooper takes apart a skincare opportunity's compensation plan from exactly that position, having watched a wave of leaders move into it, and explains why he stayed out.
His best personal piece names something most people feel and few label: the crisis that arrives in your twenties rather than your forties, caught between the end of childhood and the start of whatever adulthood is meant to be, made worse by watching people your own age apparently doing better.
On belief he borrows a scale of certainty and uses it to explain why believing in something is only the beginning, and why so many people stop there.
Practical posts cover getting search traffic and staying out of Facebook jail, and there is a run on basketball arguments and on asking somebody out.
Read the company review before your next opportunity conversation.