Do You Have a Safe Harbor Person at Work?
I have a colleague I’ve known for more than forty years. I wish I could identify her. But that would […]
Blog, Burnout
remote work
Blog, Decision Making, Managing Generations
If You Don’t Trust People You’ll End Up with Mouse Jigglers and Sloths
I’m Bob Wendover. For most people, it is human nature to attempt to game the system if they feel they
Blog, Burnout, Decision Making, Decision making process, Hybrid Workplace, Remote and Hybrid Work
Middle Manager Burnout is a Real Thing
Slack Technologies conducted a survey a few months back that found 43% of middle managers feel burned out. You may
Blog, Hybrid Workplace, Retention
Engaging Young Professionals in a Hybrid Work World
Overstock.com CEO, Jonathan Johnson, expected good turnout, especially among young workers, when he extended a staff-wide invitation to join him for
Blog, Remote and Hybrid Work
Are Your People Wasting Time on Productivity Theater?
It turns out, old habits die hard. In a survey sponsored by firms Qatalog and GitLab, researchers have discovered remote
Blog, Burnout, Remote and Hybrid Work
Is Quiet Quitting Really a Thing?
If it is, what do you do about it? In a previous blog I, discussed the so-called phenomenon of quiet
Blog, Remote and Hybrid Work
What Do You Do If They Ask Why?
I’m Bob Wendover. Are you struggling to implement a hybrid work policy? Every conversation I have about this issue goes