Tag Archives: United States

A Reality Check Delivers Career Solutions

Chances are you need a reality check if things aren’t right at work. Do you desire something more, a better career? Is there a disconnect with your company’s product or clients? Do you feel phony representing their interests or trying to … Continue reading

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RUSH TO JUDGEMENT? WHAT’S THE HURRY? ARE ALL HANDS ON DECK?

Warning:  This post is about politics.  Encouraged by vast throngs more than one of our readers, we’re going to stand on the bridge over the teeming abyss of political discourse, and have a measured conversation.  We’re going to discuss, as … Continue reading

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LOYALTY

The definition of loyalty is getting a workout these days.  We’ve been talking about it frequently as the hearings on the auto industry bailout take place. The disconnect is so troubling.  The executive level appears to finally have had a … Continue reading

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ENDANGERED SPECIES: THE FULFILLED CAMPAIGN PROMISE

Part of a planned series examining ideas, practices, and mores that appear to be on their way to extinction. Campaign promises made aren’t always promises kept. In the beginning days of our nation, strict Constitutionalist Thomas Jefferson called for reduced … Continue reading

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VOTE

I can barely write this post for emotion.  Today, I will go and vote.  My husband and I will go together.  Our polling place is a short walk down a tree-lined street from our home.  When I lived in Deephaven, … Continue reading

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