Tag: management

Even [Managers] are joining the Great Resignation

Did you know that company leadership is leaving companies just as fast as non-supervisory staff? VOX posted an article titled “Even Bosses Are Joining the Great Resignation,” written by Senior Data Reporter, Rani Molla. The article shares good insight on managerial leadership’s “Great Resignation” impact on their companies. Of note, the author writes: “A lot… Continue reading Even [Managers] are joining the Great Resignation

Collaboration and Trust | Steps to Improve Collaboration and Trust Between Industry Partners

In preparation for a potential National Education Seminar presentation, NPMA member Brandon Kriner asked the following question in our NPMA Asset Management Facebook Group: “What steps could be taken to improve collaboration and increase trust between government and contractor representatives with regards to managing government property?” What happened next was an eye opening and insightful… Continue reading Collaboration and Trust | Steps to Improve Collaboration and Trust Between Industry Partners

Scientifically Proven Ways to Lengthen Your Attention Span

We all seek to do more with less. That’s why you’re probably reading this article right now. We multitask, make ourselves available wayyyy past our ‘normal’ working hours, and probably take on a lot more than our fair share of work in order to exceed expectations and get more done in less amount of time. You’re in luck.… Continue reading Scientifically Proven Ways to Lengthen Your Attention Span

Tips For A Productive Conference Attendance

Conferences and seminars are great opportunities for learning and sharing your business’ best practices. This year, I’ll be attending the National Property Management Association 2016 National Education Seminar. As a physical asset management professional, I am looking forward to learning industry trends and networking with other asset management professionals in both the Private (defense contractors)… Continue reading Tips For A Productive Conference Attendance

Decide To Try

070515-N-1134L-001 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 15, 2007) Ð Midshipmen from the Naval Academy tackle the ropes portion of an obstacle course during Sea Trials. Sea Trials, a 12-hour event modeled after the Marine CorpsÕ Crucible and the NavyÕs Battle Stations, is the capstone event of the midshipmenÕs freshman year, and is designed to test teamwork and motivation in a stressful environment. Plebes must work together to successfully conquer a variety of challenges, including damage control scenarios, zodiac boat runs, endurance courses, log PT, and riverine training. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Chris Lussier (RELEASED)

Every Accomplishment Starts With The Decision To Try Whether you’re a thriving entrepreneur, solopreneur, partner or working for someone else, any tangible accomplishment starts with the decision to try. This also means to me that you have to set a tangible goal, and be disciplined and motivated to go after your goal. What are some of your… Continue reading Decide To Try