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So…some Trump supporters are finally starting to feel the pain from his trade policies. I wish the farmers could have been perspicuous enough to know that Trump was going to make life miserable for everybody, not just for people with brown skin. I don’t know what the farmers where looking for when they voted for…
I was recently reading one of Seth Godin’s posts and the one on surveys was interesting. It had some really good pointers on census versus surveys. But the part that really stayed with me was his assertion that surveys are not anonymous. At first, I thought he was talking about generic public surveys but then…
I spent the past weekend trying to do a mini-videotape on how to navigate SharePoint and use a certain file. This post is just my stream of consciousness output of what I learned during the whole process. First, the videotaping. You can actually do a videotape of your screen using PowerPoint. It’s basically “inserting your…
A week or so ago a McKinsey article on innovation popped up in my LinkedIn feed. It’s an old article but probably still relevant today. It’s the usual lament about how difficult it is to innovate. My opinion is that innovation flies in the face of today’s efficiency paradigm. Being innovative or creative is very…
Here’s an interesting article from Wall Street Journal about companies’ difficulty reskilling their employees. I’m not surprised that companies are having difficulties after decades of slashing training budgets on the premise that they don’t provide a return on shareholder’s dollars. It was always about the shareholders and whether they valued such training (they didn’t). And…
I’m working on finishing up a learning and networking adventure I began last week. I have finished Harvard Business Review magazine on creativity and finished reading a PDF document titled “Redefining Readiness” (learning during the age of the 4th industrialization), and I’m in the midst of the Robert Mueller’s report. I haven’t finished reviewing the…