Tag: Work Environment
PIC Privacy: Wellness
One of the biggest challenges of Professional Individual Contributors is that we live in an era where everything is public. This is especially true for professional positions where technical acumen is expected. How can someone […]
Complexity and Commitment
They say it takes six months to get up to speed, in reality could it be six years?
10 things companies don’t want to pay for but employees need.
lunch breaks work / office space vacation time health benefits unemployment insurance worker’s compensation retirement plans training cell phones / office lines / internet for work higher salaries
The Netflix Slide Deck, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Netflix slide Deck has been called the most important document to come out of Silicon Valley. It has some very good and bad in it…
How to get A $30,000 PhD in Bacardi Part III: Lessons Learned
So what are the takeaways? If you have read Part I and Part II then you know the framework for the story of Piedmont Cruises and Dr. Bacardi. So let’s take a look at some […]
How to get A $30,000 PhD in Bacardi Part II: Good Food
Part II of a three part story about the usefulness of a PhD.
How to get A $30,000 PhD in Bacardi Part I:Back Story
Part I of a three part story about the usefulness of a PhD.
It takes six months.
The Professional Individual Contributor is a subset of the more common term ‘white collar worker’ (WCW). I don’t use the term white collar worker because that WCW also encompasses management, both perceived (supervisor or director […]
Setup for Failure
Never believe it is as simple as when they say the last guy just didn’t do what was needed.
Gallup: Why 85% of Germany Disengaged
There are always great lessons from the international workforce, this one is from Germany.
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