work

Good read: “Blurred Lines: Professor, Engineer, Mother” – The Chronicle of Higher Education

Worth your time to read today. The question of “work/life balance” ought to occupy the thinking…
February in a nutshell
What my bosses have taught me

Reviewing my working life, I realize that I’ve worked for some pretty awesome people. Competent, professional,…
A good read re: work/life balance

After reading this lengthy introduction (with some summary) of David Whyte’s recent book about finding a…
Good reads (and a listen) from late August

I’ve been scrambling to survive a magazine deadline and the first week of class, but I always…
One man’s rant through career, calling, and creative work

A great little read through one creative’s useful ramble about making a career in creative work,…
Working alone

I work in a small office of 4 people, myself included. There’s The Fearless Leader, the…
Happy to kiss May goodbye

When I was young in the world of teaching, we went to a conference for classical…
On Leadership: Some advice from my bottom rung

Not having spent any time in a core leadership role might open me up to criticism…
The price of experience is arrogance

We adults have a bit of a problem. I was listening to “Think Like A Child,”…