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Category Archives: Consulting
Singularities you never live down
As you know if you are more than a year old, there are some things you can do or say which your colleagues, friends and loved ones will never let you forget. You experience these things as a kind of … Continue reading
On my last visit to Jersey City, a friend expressed some surprise that I booked at Candlewood Suites. It happened to be the closest place to my customer’s office but it also has ample desk space and power outlets on … Continue reading
Dangers of foreign-language consulting
Toward the end of a very successful engagement in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the project manager announced he would take the team out to celebrate. He booked a table overlooking the harbor at a local restaurant known for fine seafood. We … Continue reading
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The ice cube anomaly
If you’ve ever met me on the job or at a conference, you probably noticed the stainless steel water bottle I carry and assumed it had been surgically attached. In a way, it has. After the gastric bypass, it’s difficult … Continue reading