Watching for Waste in Your Job
April 12, 2011
Several years ago I was moving from one house to another, and I hired three day laborers from outside of a U-Haul branch, where I had rented a truck. One of the workers was a man with a strong European accent, who seemed very intense. He worked as fast as he could–practically running as he moved things out of my house and into the truck. He also frequently burst out in a paranoid type of shouting at the other two men, talking about how they needed to be more careful or they might scratch or dent a [Read more]
Play the Game by Your Own Rules
April 7, 2011
We essentially have two choices in our lives. First, we can be average. We can let the people around us mold us, and we can let society marginalize us, as we follow its so-called norms. Alternatively, we can take a stand, choose not to play by the rules, and simply do things in a way that makes sense to us. Applying this philosophy and career advice to your job search is a tremendously successful strategy, especially in a challenging economic environment. Let me share with you a story about one of the most incredible men [Read more]





