

Why Competencies, Not College Degrees, Should Define Your Hiring Process
Relying on degrees as a screening mechanism has no realistic correlation with whether a candidate can actually do the job.
Mar 20


Systems Thinking: A More Humane Way
People are generally good, and they want to do what's right. We just need to give them a system that enables and encourages success.
Feb 27


The Gift of Middle-aged Workers
If you want a worker who can get twice as much done dollar-for-dollar while enriching company culture, then look to a mature worker.
Feb 25


Google Gemini: Not Quite Ripe Yet
Google is a great company with great services and products. Gemini is not one of them — not yet. I frequently use different AI services...
Feb 6


Measuring Character through Volunteerism
Don't stop the givers. I have done a lot of volunteer work over the years with multiple community and philanthropic organizations, and...
Jan 23


The ONE THING you need to succeed in AI
Anyone who says, "AI isn't for everyone" is in danger of becoming an anachronism.
Jan 9


What to Do When Colleagues Drive You Crazy
True to the 5-Whys analysis, if you dig down, there is usually a legitimate reason for someone's gripe.
Dec 18, 2024


10 Myths of Management: Shades of a Lack of Trust
If you can't bring yourself to both trust your employees and inspire them to perform, then you cannot function as a manager.
Dec 13, 2024


Remote / On-site / Hybrid — Why fuss about it?
I don't understand all the ferver and vitriol arising lately from return to work (RTW) policies. It's been a very emotional subject since...
Nov 29, 2024