“Hiatus” means to take or create “a pause or gap in a sequence, series, or process.” The worldwide effects of COVID have forced hiatus experiences in all walks of life, …
Workplace: Fly
Fly. To fly – lift off the ground, be in the air, and move. Fly – that is snappy dressing going on there! Fly: Be a fly on the wall …
Workplace: Elevator or Stairs
Take the elevator or the stairs? That is a reasonable workplace question. The elevator may or may not be faster, depending on the number of floors you are moving between. Elevator rides can be great for networking – unless your building culture is to never speak while on the elevator. Taking the stairs is great for building your own strength and stamina, as well as providing personal contemplation time. Metaphorically, the question of taking the elevator or the stairs prompts these workplace and team productivity questions.
Workplace: Follow
Follow the directions. Follow someone’s lead. Follow along to learn and understand. Each day we follow. We may lead too, yet we follow in some way every day.
Workplace: Being at the Top
What does your company need to do to have a safe and “best” place to work? Read more.
Workplace: Help or Hurt
Stop. Take a look around. What’s the sound of your workplace? Does your workplace help or hurt employees? Help or hurt customers? Recent customer experiences raise this question of helping …
Workplace: Tutorials
A tutorial is the meeting of a subject matter expert with one or a few others for the purpose of discussing further a topic of study. Typically, more than one …
Workplace: Use it or Lose it
Workplace: Managing the moments of our day-to-day business lives takes work. Together, let’s explore what issues and activities affect us every day (or some days) that we go to work. – Jana
Workplace: Silence
Silence. Some of us prefer to work in a silent environment so that we can concentrate and accomplish more in less time. For others, silence is overwhelming and background noise …
Workplace: End of year
Workplace: covers the issues and activities of managing the moments of our day-to-day business lives. Five of my seven books speak to daily business skills. Together, let’s explore what affects …