I will try to write this post in as professional a manner as possible, but I have long been holding in my views on poor management so it could be difficult. Let’s be honest with ourselves. Many of us have probably had a bad experience with poor management during our careers. All you have toContinueContinue reading “Self-Evaluation: Poor Management Is a Nope”
Category Archives: Career Transition
Self-Evaluation: Customer Service Work Is Out
Back in December, I wrote a post on doing a personal self-evaluation when changing careers, and in another December post, I even made a few observations about my evolving thoughts on my customer service experience. Even though I worked in the library field, it was heavy on customer service because I worked in public libraries,ContinueContinue reading “Self-Evaluation: Customer Service Work Is Out”
Working Freelance from Home – Step 1: Decluttering, Part 1
Last week was a wash for both of my blogs, but I know it’s important to get right back on schedule so here I am. Life has hiccups sometimes, and that’s why I want to make a plan to write ahead so that hiccups don’t result in days without posts. However, that’s out in theContinueContinue reading “Working Freelance from Home – Step 1: Decluttering, Part 1”
Weak Point: Planning
This past Wednesday evening, I found myself frantically trying to pin down a topic for my Thursday post. I’ve developed a basic plan for my two blogs. This blog gets a new post every Tuesday and Thursday, and my Bible blog gets a new post every Monday and Wednesday. Occasionally, I do a Friday blogContinueContinue reading “Weak Point: Planning”
Self-Taught
Years ago, I read the book The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery, and it left an impression on me for multiple reasons. The first thing I remember is that, as soon as I finished reading it, I wanted to throw it across the room. (I’m not big on spoilers so I won’t explainContinueContinue reading “Self-Taught”
All Things Subject to Change 