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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Disruption Culture: Zume-ing toward Disaster
I am not particularly savvy as it relates to the venture capital game but I am fascinated by the development of ideas. So I was intrigued by the story of Zume Pizza, the brainchild of an entrepreneur named Alex Garden … Continue reading
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Immunity Promises in Investigations: A Whole New Ball Game?
Several years ago, a safety incident occurred at one of my former employer’s sites. In wanting to get to the bottom of the problem (a worthy goal of any investigation), the worker most closely involved said he would share what … Continue reading
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Back on the Blog–Back in the Job Market
I have promised myself for years–usually every time the renewal for the mrprocedure.com domain comes around–that I will return to my instructional communication blog and ponder all things related to people’s connection to process. Well, as we begin a new … Continue reading
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