There are days when you’re absolutely crushing it – deftly navigating a complex leadership conversation, adjusting your people strategy on the fly, making decisions with clarity and confidence. And then there are days when you close your office door and
The SPACE We’re In: DEI Version
When the Trump administration came into power earlier this week (good lord; has it ONLY been several days?), loads of folks were fired and moved around into “acting” positions with various agencies. One such person was Janet Petro, Center Director
Tedious Twins: Jury Duty and New Employee Orientation
I had jury duty last week. Or, to put it more accurately, last week I answered a summons to serve on a jury and thus reported to the 19th Judicial District Court to fulfill my civic duty. There were maybe
Friction and Flow: Workplace Dynamics
In the fields of engineering, physics and physical chemistry, the flow of fluids (liquids and gases) is referred to as fluid dynamics. It’s a systemic structure that allows those working in these fields to run calculations and solve problems by
