It would be difficult to find a person who doesn’t long for ‘the old days. The normal lives we lived had routines and practices with which we were all comfortable. Whether we liked every aspect of them or not, at least we got up every day and carried on with our routine. We knew what Read More
The Freedoms and Flexibility of Working From Home … While Being Watched
Now, some two months later, those fortunate to be working and earning are often doing it from their home. On one hand this doesn’t make the COVID-19 situation any easier for sure however, in conversations with them, I am getting the sense that a good many are starting to realize the advantages their ‘home office’ Read More
Complacency vs. Opportunity at Work ~ The Choice We All Have
There has been a lot written about what creates complacency with some in the workplace and much of it relates a personal lack of clarity as to career direction or one’s not having an affinity with the direction they chose. Others are simply burned out and zapped of strength and desire to forge ahead because Read More
The Goal Changed and You Weren’t Told? Oops! Suddenly You’re On the Wrong Bus!
My last blog pertained to being thrown under the bus and how to deal with that. (You Got Thrown Under The Bus?) This time I want to address another issue that continues to rear its’ head in business organizations. What happens when you are diligently doing your job as related to an announced goal for Read More
Confronting Conflict At Work … Good Results are the Reward
Conflict is not generally something we tend to rush toward. Rarely do we seek it out. Still, in working with individuals in virtually any type of organization, what is often expressed is unhappiness with their department, boss, co-workers or the whole company. And in exploring the things that underlie the negative feelings it is often Read More
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