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The Cost of Employee Turnover
Sometime during the first 3-4 months of the pandemic, after offices all over the world closed, I thought that a lot of businesses would try to hold on to existing employees and minimize turnover. I also thought many employees would … Continue reading
The Best and Worst Tech of 2022
There was an article on the worst technology of 2022 from the MIT Technology Review. I was hoping to get some sense of what was really useful or failure-prone technology, but it seems that the article delves into decisions on … Continue reading
The Tech That is Gone
The world of technology has undergone an amazing revolution in my lifetime. Things that I thought were incredible in my youth have come and gone in the world. I’m sure that there were dramatic changes in technology across lots of … Continue reading
Looking Back at 2022
This is the last workday of 2022. Next week starts a new year, and as I’ve often done, I wanted to look back at the year. This time I decided to look back month by month, at some of the … Continue reading