I have read or seen various discussions regarding how women are faring these days and where they fit in the labor pool and job market. Many are good news stories, and several are cautionary tales or just reminders that there is a way forward. I have seen more women who now have a seat at the table. It … More Access to the Seat at the Table
The 13th amendment ended slavery in January 1863. But slaves in Galveston, TX were the last to be told on June 19, 1865, that they were no longer slaves. This became known as Juneteenth; also known as Emancipation Day, Freedom Day, or Jubilee Day. Last year, Juneteenth celebrations were virtual. The meaning probably still hadn’t reached a wide majority of … More JUNETEENTH 2021 Reflections
Invisible; maybe no makeup but I’m up and dressed. Whew! Let me get my cup of coffee and get going. Wherever you turn the news says the office work environment is changing. Leadership will be even more important to ensure both performance requirements and peoples’ needs are being met. Sometimes people rely on their previous training … More Leadership from Home
Never! I realized when I was ready to retire from Government service after 37 years, I would not be retiring. Why? Because I’m a doer, one who likes to be active. FLASHBACK: There are some things about my place of employment that I would like to continue doing. So, after six months I adapted “semi-retired” … More When You Are Ready to Say “I’m Done”
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