It was a dumb question and no one could answer. We, as a team, looked dumb because we couldn’t answer. It was akin to this;
Category: Data
This Will Not End Well: Lightening Strikes, the Lottery, and WW II
Do you know anyone struck by lightening? The odds are 1 in 500,000. It’s not likely to happen. The odds of selecting the right lottery
Corona-versary: The Year of Living Dangerously
March 2020, you remember it. Everything just stopped. We thought it’d be a couple of weeks. Covid snacks were a thing when the availability of
Data: Inform, Confirm and the Happiness Curve
“You don’t have the problem you think you have. It looks like employee satisfaction has trended down for the last three years and that’s the
Note to Self: The Corona Summer of Your Discontent; How versus When
We’re asking the wrong questions; we’re having the wrong conversations. It’s not when the lock down will end; it’s not when to relax social distancing.
A Novel Idea: The Virus, Exhaustion and Pre-Widespread Panic
I am exhausted; I can’t move, let alone get out of bed. Perhaps it’s that 16 pound weighted blanket or general body fatigue after repeatedly
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 