Two consultants, one external, one internal, meet in a bar and discover what they have in common
Consulting
Two consultants, one external, one internal, meet in a bar and discover what they have in common
Three ex-Gemini consultants reminisce about what “no one ever told them” about consulting.
“On the beach” is consulting slang for unapplied, which is never a good thing for a consultant.
I hope both my books, Traveling the Consulting Road and Change Leader? Who Me?, will have value for consultants.
A conversation with a consulting colleague gets around to what isn’t changing.
I was completely clueless when I became a consultant. I thought consulting was about providing information.
Leading
My Memorial Day verse was not published the first time I tried, seems I’m cursed by technology’s worst. Here’s hoping this remembrance burst makes it now.
I almost didn’t post this week. Here are the reasons and what I learned.
The world of work is changing drastically, and from afar it looks like the change isn’t being particularly well led.
Where did my value of being helpful come from?
The late Ric Taylor used two 50 cent words to describe my tendency to simplify
Reviews and comparisons about books on thinking
Living
Extreme weather forces whether or not decisions, whether to pull over, shelter in place, or not.
I’m a “fix-or-repair guy.” This means I have a special relationship with glue. It’s a sticky situation.
Who goes to a Broadway musical to learn something? Well… maybe not my intention, but this one started me thinking.
A memory one on my first stories starts me thinking about the impact of television.
New technology drives out old knowledge and skill. What has lost knowledge meant in the past? What will it mean in the future?
Thoughts about travel given an impending trip
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