Until recently we easily associated the use of a mask with a couple of areas.  One was something we all associated with Halloween for whether worn a child or an adult. it was a part of a costume that allowed us to assume another identity … to pretend and be seen as someone other than Read More

So here we are … most all of us … working to accept and then adapt to the havoc that the Coronavirus has brought to our doorsteps.  Of course, we didn’t order this and yet the delivery has tested us all in many, many ways.  We transitioned from this is happening elsewhere … to … Read More

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 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

As I write this blog we are in the 31st day of a government shutdown … one that immediately impacted some 800,000 people by either putting them on furlough or expecting them to work without pay in order to allow various government services to continue operating for the benefit and safety of all Americans. And Read More