by Richard Skaare | Jun-Wed-2024 | Slider
Back to the Foxhole Richard Skaare A regular paycheck after unemployment can cause us to forget what we promised in the tough times that we would do in the good times — like remembering people from back then. Time to return to the foxhole. The week before...
by Richard Skaare | May-Tue-2024 | Slider
Miztakes: Oops or Ouch? Richard Skaare Mistakes are not what they used to be. They once were black and white, intimidating, and your fault. Now a mistake is more oops than ouch, encouraged as development, touted as a growth opportunity, and not completely your fault....
by Richard Skaare | May-Tue-2024 | Slider
Are You Paying Attention to Me? Yes ... Well ... Maybe. When I stepped into the university classroom as a guest lecturer for a course titled “Computer-mediated Communication,” I faced 40 students sitting in rows of tables peering politely at me from behind computer...
by Richard Skaare | May-Tue-2024 | Slider
Deciding Not to Decide Richard Skaare You’re put into an authority position — say, in your company, for a community organization, or at your condo association — because you exude confidence. Your first challenge is to not let consensus thwart that...
by Richard Skaare | May-Sat-2024 | Slider
Regret Writing Richard Skaare I wrote an angry email to my oldest late one night that broke my 12-hour rule. I was right in the reprimand but wrong in the tone of the message. My 12-hour Rule 1 After writing passionately ... hit the Save and then Shut Down buttons on...
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