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A couple of months ago, a CEO of his own company decided to cut his pay in order to pay his people a minimum of $70K salary. He actually decided to do something about the inequality and $70K was the point at which people were the happiest because they didn’t have to worry as much…

I’ve been working on this video training which is impacting on how I view my work. This video training is so sorry that I just want to cry. Of course then, my postings or my simulation studies or my artwork suffers because they look or read awful too. So I pretty much put the art on…

Right now I’m doing a video training on how to do the automated report and videos are TIME CONSUMING. First I decided on some “bite” sized modules (“bite” is in quotes because it is questionable whether some are bite-sized), so that the person could take the training on his own time and at his own…

Paul Krugman, a New York Times economist and a Nobel prize winner, offers a very good advice when you are seeking data to support your viewpoint. When searching for supporting documentation or data that supports your belief or assertions, you need to be very wary of uncritically accepting the data. In fact, you may need to…

I had a new idea last week and I was hoping to have something for this week. Alas, last week was not very productive. Between the interminable rain, lack of internet access, a new project and just a general lack of ability to solve things led to an unproductive week. My grand idea was to try…

I’m reading a book right now called The Road to Reinvention by Josh Linkner about being disruptive and transforming your organization or industry. Right now we are going through a great age of disruption, and you want to be the one doing the disrupting, not the one disrupted. So to do something different tonight, this…