Guess what hidden bonus came with working from home. New rules! Guess what awaits you when you return to the office. New rules!

Has where you do your job changed what you do? Probably not much, if at all. And yet, the powers that be keep changing how you do what you do every time where you do it changes.

Too many goals, not enough go. Would a coach help? That question is so then. Today, the question is: Would a coach help more than an app? Actually, there is a third question.

This era of The Great Resignation has me thinking about suspicious minds at work. You know what I mean. Will she? Won't she? Will he? Won't he? (Resign, that is.)

I wonder, why do New Year's resolutions seldom stick around longer than the hangover created at the same time?

Maybe then your resolutions will stick. But that's another story.

When I was a kid, the build-up to Christmas was long and slow. Nowadays it just seems to arrive. No slow build-up. No bubbling anticipation.

How do I fire thee? Let me count the ways. (Sorry, Elizabeth Barret Browning.) By now you have surely heard of the 900 employees fired via Zoom. Well, it's a management trend encouraged by technology advances, nothing more.

It's true. Every cloud has a silver lining. Here's another. Working from home and mandated social distancing have curtailed the stupid notion of fun at work. And hopefully killed that oxymoron, the festive office party, once and for all.

During my early years in the USA, I often made cultural blunders. One of my first offenses was to wonder why anyone would drive around in a chicken coop.

It’s almost that formal time to give thanks and you know what I’m thinking?