A Blog
I've been up to a lot of different activities lately so you'll find a lot about that here. I've also started writing a little review of each book I read because I enjoy doing that. Not because it's about technology or design but it's fun.
Enjoy!
What’s The Most Important Part Of Working From Home?
I'd like to think I was a pro in the work from home field (if it was a field). I've been doing it since 2013 and even before that I...
Where have I been all these *years*?
Yes, I have been completely absent from this blog for many years. Somewhere in early 2016 I think I just had a few too many things going on and it...
Who Is The Real Project Stakeholder?
When you start a new project, are you asking the following questions: Who is the real project stakeholder? Who holds the biggest stake in your project? The answer to these questions...
Transitioning Responsibility to Managers, T&D Becomes a Curation Resource
Without managers being fully invested in training, there is no chance it will have an effect on people. Just as with everything else in an organization, training relies on its...
Move Forward
Progress can seem like a scary thing sometimes. It can mean that the things we're comfortable with are suddenly pulled out from under us. A world which everything is familiar...
Looking Back On 2015
This is my obligatory end of the year post reflecting on my year in 2015. It's not really obligatory of course, but it's fun to look back at all my...
Great Minds Think Alike
Everybody's heard this phrase right? I know I hear it on almost a daily basis. Every time I hear this statement I can't help but thing how great minds absolutely do...
Training Culture vs Learning Culture – A Mind Shift
There are some common terminology issues in training and staff development departments in many organizations. Some of these terminology issues give birth to larger problems and ways of thinking about training...
3 Tips For Learning Online
A few weeks ago I was contacted to give some tips for learning online. I was fortunate enough to have three of those tips included in the article titled 101...
