James McIntosh
NonsenseAtWork
Boost your career and success by learning to deal with the nonsense of pleasing a boss, playing nice with colleagues, making subordinates productive, and living a life. (Why should you learn to deal with nonsense at work? Because nonsense stops you from being successful. Nonsense is always at work. It never stops. That’s the bad news. The good news is that there is always some sense in nonsense, if you look for it. And if you are willing to look for it, time and again you will find that you can make the nonsense at work work for you.)For more, visit https://nonsenseatwork.com
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25 de mar de 2025
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Episódios
#160: You Can Fake Leadership and Management 24.09.2020 1:00
But boss is for real.
#159: Why We-the-Insecure Are Led by Bravados on Display 22.09.2020 1:00
We are attracted to leaders who reflect who we unconsciously are.
#158: Bright Is Not the Same As Wise 15.09.2020 1:00
Bright outshines shadows allowing only one answer: The Answer
#157: Effective Leaders Are Two-Faced 10.09.2020 1:00
But there’s a right and a wrong way to be two-faced.
#156: Skilled Doers Deserve More Respect Than Skilled Thinkers 08.09.2020 1:00
Thinking for yourself does not automatically trounce manual skills.
#155: You Will Be Subtracted When the Value You Add Becomes Negative 03.09.2020 1:00
What every manager must explain to every employee.
#154: How to Argue Your Way to Wisdom 02.09.2020 1:00
Where you focus could make you wiser.
#153: The Cost of One Thing Undone 01.09.2020 1:00
One thing undone can mean day interrupted and project stalled.
#152: Think on These Things to Stay True 27.08.2020 1:00
Reflecting before responding makes us more honest.
#151: Want to Be a High Flyer? Get a Little Black Box. 26.08.2020 1:00
The black box records failure and overwrites success.
#150: Want to Be Promoted? Do This. 25.08.2020 1:00
Your promotion depends on whether you see outcomes or deliverables.
#149: Denying Change Creates Innovation Sickness 20.08.2020 1:00
Change can be sensed when not seen.
#148: How to Decide Between Success and Failure 19.08.2020 1:00
It depends on how you weigh two key elements.
#147: Go Deep to Survive the Power of a Fool 18.08.2020 1:00
We have spawned a generation too confident to appreciate the depths of experience.
#146: How to Make Yourself Hot and Bothered 13.08.2020 1:00
Procrastination might fool others, but it won’t fool you.
#145: Remember Me? I Work for You. 11.08.2020 1:00
Now is exactly the time you should be more caring with your feedback and diligent with your appraisals. People at home need to feel remembered.
#144: When Is a Problem an Opportunity? 06.08.2020 1:00
A problem is an opportunity when the opportunity is not the problem.
#143: What outcome do you want from what comes out of your mouth? 05.08.2020 1:00
Speaking intentionally always trumps mindless waffle.
#142: How to Tell if You Are Mentoring or Meddling 04.08.2020 1:00
Either way, your mistakes will matter.
#141: Why Being Rudderless in Life Brings You to a Stop 30.07.2020 1:00
The trick to smooth sailing in life is to use your purpose as a rudder.
#140: If You Wait for Feedback, Your Career Will Be Buried in Sand 29.07.2020 1:00
You own your performance. Own your appraisal as well.
#139: Pick a Mask, Any Mask 28.07.2020 1:00
Wearing a mask is normal. It’s part of social lubrication.
#138: A shared joke can yoke us in ways not funny 23.07.2020 1:00
Laugh with and laugh at have different outcomes
#137: Why “Cultivate Your Change” Is Not a Jingle 22.07.2020 1:00
We fail when we treat change as an event and not as a process
#136: Chew on This Thought if You Can 21.07.2020 1:00
Now, more than ever, we should think with purpose. I think.
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