Once upon a time, we might have been able to say that our responsibility for developing the people who worked for us stopped at the professional level. But as the workplace has become defined not by what we do between 9-5 in an office, but what we do everywhere, at anytime, I think this is…
If you’ve been paying attention to things like my LinkedIn profile, then you probably know I started a new position last week. When discussing why I made the change with people over recent days, I find myself talking around the same things that this UK survey talks about: A study outlining the positive benefits of…
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This seems to be happening a lot: “A coordinated ransomware attack has affected at least 20 local government entities in Texas, the Texas Department of Information Resources said. It would not release information about which local governments have been affected.” I’ve seen numerous stories in recent days about local governments, school districts, etc. getting…
Stress and anxiety will happen to everyone eventually, and we’d do well to remember that, but too many do quite the opposite: If you struggle with anxiety at work, chances are, you’re also struggling with adding insult to injury: The “injury” is the anxiety, and the “insult” is being cruel to yourself about it. The…
This article pulls together some of what we’ve seen coming out from the research, but I think it’ important to keep in mind as we look at Twitter, or talk about Twitter: “Tweets have become a routine part of the national conversation in the U.S. They are discussed on shows ranging from network newscasts to…