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Daily Archives: December 1, 2015
Changing Scales and Creating Disappointment
I got an email recently that notified me that session feedback from the Summit was available for my talk. I’d had a lot of people in the room, and was curious how things went. I think the session was OK, … Continue reading
The Auditor Attack Vector
The phone on the desk buzzed. The CEO picked it up, expecting his assistant to let him know his next appointment had arrived. Instead he was told a person had called and wanted to discuss why his managers were paid … Continue reading
