It is frequently said that never, in the past several decades has our country ever experienced the degree of political polarization than that which exists today. What used to be the ability to have civil conversations with friends and family about our different views and the reasons for them, has, for many, gone out the Read More
Are You Achieving Your Personal Success Plan for the year? Or Has It Fallen By the Wayside?
Businesses and organizations of all types are known to create business plans at least annually. These are shared with various leaders, divisions and departments with all focused on achieving them. They are reviewed with regularity and hopefully, they are achieved. . This is all good and the norm. However, the same approach definitely applies to individuals Read More
The Very Real Pitfalls and Costs of Wondrous Technology at Work
Two weeks ago the subject of my blog was ‘When Technology in the Workplace Becomes the Time-wasting Virus of Meetings’. I was not surprised by the attention it received because it’s something that so many of us have experienced. I was surprised by the responses it generated by some who indicated that the impact on Read More
When Technology in the Workplace Becomes the Time-wasting Virus of Meetings
About 3 or 4 years ago I wrote a blog about the impact that advancing technology and the various tools were having within the business world. Where it was particularly evident was in the multitude of meetings and the length of them th at seemed to be more and more prevalent. Then, participants felt that Read More
No Lunch Breaks ~ Are We Fooling Ourselves or the Company?
When working with individuals in the workplace I estimate that at least 50% of them describe their days in the office as working from their arrival in the morning until they leave for the day as being devoid of any mid-day or lunch break. Whether they are 8 hour days or 11 hour days the Read More
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