Not only does Malcolm Gladwell enjoy working from the office—he's also his office's landlord.
—and a renovated building in Hudson, situated within a commercial mixed use land zone. They’re about a 23-minute drive apart, which ain’t too bad for a car commute. Trying to understand whether Pushkin industries had sprung for the Hudson outpost for Gladwell’s benefit, I asked the podcast company for comment. Weisberg, Pushkin’s CEO, responded in an email that “Pushkin Properties has nothing to do with Pushkin Industries. We don’t own any property.
What have we learned? That Malcolm Gladwell does indeed work from the office, although that office is a renovated house. That he’s not just a business owner and officemate, but appears to be his own company’s landlord. That he keeps reusing the name Pushkin? Perhaps the most important thing we have learned is that it is probably easier to advocate for working from the office when your office is so, well, home-y.
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