Cleaning out my metaphorical closets.
Looking back at the last fourteen years and some of the things that I found in the dark corners of my web colset.
Assholes
According to Robert I. Sutton, an Asshole is someone who uses their power to treat others like dirt. The definition is as follows - After talking to the alleged asshole, does the “target” feel oppressed, humiliated, de-energized, or belittled by the person? In particular, does the target feel worse about him- or herself?
Break the cycle with respect.
The business world contains plenty of situations ripe for satire and parody. The office comedy is a staple of American film and television. I suspect this is because so many Americans spend most
Burnout and the technology professional
Navigating the constant static, distraction, and stress of the tech world, and why a "replace the battery" mentality fuels professional exhaustion.
Decisions are Better than Dithering.
Unpacking the prevalence of decision paralysis in business and exploring how a focus on clear priorities can cut through corporate "cholesterol" and foster a more productive environment.
Software is NOT Transcription!
When your boss says, "How hard can it be?" you can use this blog as an answer.