This week I talk about 11 ways you can use your time in quarantine constructively to boost your career.

I walk through my person list and provide a number of resources to help you keep your head in the career game.

All resources for this episode are available on the show page at: www.ConduitExcel.com/Episode37

As always, thanks so much for listening!

Bill

This week on the EnergyPro Podcast, squeezing more energy out of solar panels, the Coronavirus starts to affect the energy industry, and construction of all electric commercial buildings is on the rise.

Notes and resources for this episode are available on the show page at www.ConduitExcel.com/Episode36

In this episode, making electricity from humidity and career planning for energy professionals in their 30s. Plus a few updates regarding new items heading to the website.

I hope you enjoy today’s episode.

As always, thanks so much for listening!

In this episode we discuss what we learn about professional certifications from the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash, how to protect yourself mid-career, and a new free giveaway. 

I hope you enjoy today’s episode. Please be sure to visit the show page for additional content, presentation, and resources at https://www.ConduitExcel.com/Episode34

Why isn’t the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard being adopted in the United States as quickly as in many other countries? The reasons are many and varied. And we’re talking about them today.

Plus a review of the Association of Energy Engineers accomplishment of putting a flag at the South Pole. It’s a major achievement with a dramatic twist.

Today on the EnergyPro Podcast, we’re talking about succession planning. Do you have a plan in place in case a team member quits, gets promoted, reassigned, or retires? Don’t wait to be surprised. I’ll review the seven key elements of developing a succession plan for your team and review sage advice from one of the leading management experts.

Today on the EnergyPro Podcast, we’re talking about a liquid nitrogen explosion, a new job board from the Association of Energy Engineers, and reviewing one of my favorite classic management books. I hope you enjoy the episode.

Happy Holidays! Just a quick episode to wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday season. And to recognize our listeners around the globe and across the U.S. I truly appreciate everyone’s time and interest in the show. I’ll be back the week of January 6th with new episodes and fresh content. Until then, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

As always, thanks so much for listening!

Bill

If you’ve studied continuous improvement principles, you’ll notice the PDCA process sneaking into many aspects of your work. Looking back, I noticed myself using these processes while participating in National Podcast Post Month Challenge. I’m using these learnings to prepare for next year. This week I’m talking about what’s ahead for the show. And would love to hear your thoughts. I hope you enjoy this week’s show.

They say you learn more from failures than successes. If that’s true, I learned a lot from participating in the National Podcast Post Month Challenge. I didn’t make the 30 posts in 30 days goal, but I did walk away with a long list of lessons learned. And realised that I used some Lean, Kata, and Design Thinking principles in the process. I hope you enjoy this week’s show.