Like water, people tend to choose the path of least resistance. When completing a task that’s fine when you’re accomplished at the activity; you have the experience to manage the problems which may come up. If a task is new to you, it makes sense to learn the complete way to do something. That way… Read More Shortcuts
I’ve noticed more use of automatic lights in office buildings. They detect movement and, when the room is empty, turn themselves off. They are more efficient and save money. If, however, like me, you tend to pause and think during the day, they can be a bit annoying. Head down, I can be typing and… Read More Automatic lights
I saw this tweet from Ady Howes the other day: In discussions on dress code here, I love this quote 'I would rather people bring their skills not their wardrobe'…. comments?? — Ady Howes (@adyhowes) May 7, 2019 After reading Ady’s tweet I looked up from where I was sitting and the most common office… Read More Office wear
If I’m buying a new TV, tablet or laptop I’ll do my research beforehand, compare specs and costs and then make a choice. If I’m unhappy with it, I take some of the responsibility. If it doesn’t do what it’s meant to, I take it back. My TV shows programmes by connecting to set-top boxes… Read More Buyer’s remorse
I saw that Towards Maturity were running a webinar on Friday. Jo Cook presented a screenshot of one of the slides (above). The ‘extreme’ concerns come from L&D people and it begs two questions: Why aren’t the concerns of the business the concerns of L&D? Why should the business take L&D seriously if L&D isn’t… Read More Read my lips
Lost and Desperate 