Don’t Be Clueless About Your Impact on the Workplace
Are you making your team better or worse? It’s a simple question that you ought to be able to answer.
Perspective Is a Useful Stress Antidote
The next time things at work seem bad and unmanageable, try broadening your view to gain some perspective.
What to do When a Volunteer is Wrong for the Team
What if one or more team members in a volunteer setting aren’t right for the team? You have options.
Don’t Fund Change Management Separately
Change management isn’t a separate part of the project. It is the project.
Meetings Affect Workplace Culture (And Vice Versa)
What effect do your meetings have on the workplace culture? It’s time to ask the question.
Meeting Evaluation: Don’t Make the Same Mistakes Twice
If you want to improve meetings in your organization, start by evaluating the ones you lead. Here are some ways to do it.
The New Normal
Just because what you did pre-Covid was working doesn’t mean you should go back to it. Seize this opportunity to reinvent your business for the better.
Slow Hotel Tub Drains Are a Detail That Matters (To Me)
You need not obsess over every detail, particularly those that don’t matter. The challenge is understanding when they do matter and then doing something about it.
The Meaning In Being Halfway There
Do half-way points have meaning in your life? Create meaning that inspires.
What Do Your Coworkers Know About Toilets?
A problem with my toilet led me to how you can save both time and money.
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