I coined the term management overhead when I was working in a highly politicized environment. VP level management became obstructions to productivity. In some cases, I was on project teams where VPs and directors outnumbered the people who could do the work. Here’s what I like to call the 5 deadly sins of management overhead:
Continue reading “The 5 deadly sins of management overhead”
I seem to spend so many of my waking days in Microsoft Office. When I get the chance, I like to switch it up and use another application for writing. After spending the last year using Dropbox Paper to write blog posts, I switched over to Google Docs and I’m finding out I like it.
Here’s why:
After four + weeks of social isolation, I still say it’s challenging even for a person like me who enjoys their time alone. I continue to put one foot in front of the other and move forward.
Here’s how I’m seeing self-isolation:
How is self-isolation going for you?
It’s another week down in social isolation. It’s Saturday. I woke up this morning and continued to work on some projects in my basement. Then I worked out with a kettlebell for a bit. I’m still trying to get more physically active again while my gym remains closed. It could be a while until my local area meets the criteria for the federal government’s three-phase opening up America strategy.
Here’s a current rundown of how I’m spending my self-isolation:
My goals for this week include getting back to reading more about AWS cloud, exercising more, and finishing up some personal writing projects.
How are you holding up?
As week 5 of self-isolation trudges on, I’m finding a new pace to get work done and to keep moving forward. Last night, I mustered up the motivation to work out with my new kettlebells and plan to up my exercise game yet again today.
Here’s what else I have going on:
Tonight, the plan includes getting back to writing for an upcoming TechTarget article and spending more time with my kettlebells.
How goes your self-isolation?
You must be logged in to post a comment.