Anything. It doesn’t matter what. Just find a project you’ve been working on and finish it. There is something refreshing and inspiring about completing a project that’s been sitting around. As I’m in the midst of a learning process, I have a lot of different ideas going, and sometimes it feels like I’m doing aContinueContinue reading “Get Something Done”
Tag Archives: Self-evaluation
Self-Evaluation: I Can Find That
It’s time to start taking a positive turn here. I’ve been so busy considering certain negative aspects of work that I’ve ignored the skills that I have and want to use. On that note, I enjoy doing research. Ask me an odd question, and I’ll go hunting for the answer. If I hear something onContinueContinue reading “Self-Evaluation: I Can Find That”
Self-Evaluation: Quiet, Please?
If you are changing careers, this could be an important quality to consider. Do you require a quiet space away from other people to work? If you have seen some of the modern workplace layouts, there may be tables of employees lined up working side by side. Can you work in an environment like this?ContinueContinue reading “Self-Evaluation: Quiet, Please?”
Self-Evaluation: I Clean Up Messes But…
Have you ever seen that meme online of a guy sitting in a chair eating popcorn watching an image of the earth burn, and the caption of the photo is something like [paraphrased], “Me watching everything burn down after I warned management about the dumpster fire which they chose to ignore”? I often wonder whyContinueContinue reading “Self-Evaluation: I Clean Up Messes But…”
Self-Evaluation: Poor Management Is a Nope
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”
All Things Subject to Change 