Questions | Career Angles
There are lots of ready-made answers to all kinds of questions. We d not need more answers. Instead, we need to ask more questions — especially the right questions.
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Soulwork | Career Angles
Voltaire puzzled about the soul and soulwork, eventually concluding, ‘Four thousand volumes of metaphysics will not teach us what the soul is
Career Guidance | Should I Listen to Recruiters? | Career Angles
Embedded in the relationship with people is the notion of who pays the fee for service.
Returning to Normal | Career Angles
In case you haven’t noticed, things are starting to return to normal despite warnings from the federal government.
Routines | Career Angles
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter Routines can be comforting. They reflect the habit of action that yields a result we want. They become a habit. A habit reflects a behavior we want to have that serves us. Routines and habits sometimes go on to autopilot. We stop reviewing the outcome of our habit …
SOBs | Career Angles
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter We were trained to be “nice people.” Follow directions. Be a “team player.” Follow directions. Sit at your desk. Shut up. Do what we tell you to do. Regurgitate information when we tell you to do it. Or else . . . The first threat is you won’t get good grades. …
Knowing People Out of Sequence | Career Angles
Jeff Immelt, the former CEO of GE, was being interviewed for a podcast I was listening to as part of a book tour he was doing.
