Books, Sports, Rhymes & Life
This is the second entry in a three-part series on modern life in work and business – you can read part one here.
I recently accepted a new job and the first question everyone asks isn’t “What’s the position?” or “What is the organization?” or even “Is it a promotion?” The question is, “Is it a shorter commute?”
Continue reading “The Hellishness of a Ridiculously Long Daily Commute”
I’m fortunate to be in the midst of a relatively successful career. And my college major has nothing to do with it.
Continue reading “Dropping Out of Grad School [The First Time] Is the Best Decision I’ve Ever Made”
Last night, I was reading a story online that mentioned the woman that was the CEO of the first organization in which I worked after college. As I fell down a rabbit hole of reading associated articles, it mentioned her successor, the woman that had been the VP of Finance when I was there – in other words, my boss’s boss.
The more I read, the more I found myself thinking about that job and that organization.
