Senior workers need to balance the perks of seniority against the toxic trait of feeling entitled to never have to do the crap parts of the job.

Morning Edition: Gloating about the first phase of the parallel economies fully engaged

A train derails my thoughts but eventually I get to my thoughts on end of year vacation crunch; balance the use it or lose it policy against supporting coworkers' holiday obligations.

Morning Edition: part 2 to Lazy Safety. Justifying the pleasure I get from hearing the guy from the Cat in the Hat movie shot somebody.

The guy from Beetlejuice didnt do all the safety protocols he should have and it should remind us of all the safety checks we ignore every day.

Thermal moderated nuclear criticality and cranes are examples of a flaw in the supply chain

Morning Edition: Rudy's reading recommendations are the ironically banned Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kessey

Part 2 to Under Pressure... The last exits before conflict and the way to win the fight if it comes to that.

The tension, balance, dichotomy, middle ground, etc. is where the optimum solution lies 99% of the time. What makes that 1% outlier happen?

Why this podcast is directed toward trainers, senior team members, shift managers, and/or team leaders.