These are appreciated attributes at work The last sentence of my last column contained the words, “Send me via e-mail the attributes you appreciate in co-workers. I’ll incorporate them in an upcoming column from which I think readers wil...
Caution: Mother Nature ahead Well, this past week I was looking down into the holler toward Webb’s Creek thinking about random acts of dumbness (RADs).
Do you brighten — or dull — the workplace? When I mention the descriptive term “grumpy” or “moody,” is there any particular co-worker that comes to mind? Could someone apply the term to you every now and then — or maybe on a regular basis?
Rail trip to Washington D.C dream come true There’s a contagious wonder about trains that some people catch early in life and that holds to them with the tenacity of a tulip tree clinging to the side of an impossibly steep Sevier County hil...
Encourage one another to achieve your very best I take a hands-on, special interest in every organization with whom I am involved as a speaker, trainer or consultant. I want to make sure that what I say and do is relevant and on target for the ...
Become more valuable to your organization, yourself “Mr. Mays, I’m fairly new with the company and I’d like to get some tips on exactly what I need to do to make me more valuable to the company.” This was one of the responses I received when solicit...
Performances leave a lot to be desired I’m not a music critic. I couldn’t identify one note from another during a performance, but I can tell when a note’s not met by my automatic cringe-reflex.