[INFOGRAPHIC] The Noob’s Guide to Project Survival, Part 1
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Pandamonium Penelope and the Pink Hippopotamus
According to my therapist, I need to learn to breathe. She means this literally. A non-neurotic human being takes between 5 and 12 breaths per minute. According to this app, I take around 22. So I’ve been microwaving this hippopotamus every night and putting it on my stomach to
How to Parry the Peter Principle
The Peter Principle [n.] In a hierarchy, the tendency for employees to rise to their level of incompetence. Success [n.] Final placement at your level of incompetence The first time I picked up a copy of The Peter Principle, it was to find an explanation (any explanation!) for the infuriating
OKHR: The Missing Session
This month, the Harvard Business Review published an article called The Rise of the Supertemp. It was a nine-page feature about the new “gig” economy, where the best executive and professional jobs are increasingly part-time and contract gigs. The piece features Ed Trevisani, a Wharton MBA and GE alum who
A Conference Survival Guide for the Shy and Terrified
So there I was, hanging out with LITERALLY HUNDREDS of preeminent HR professionals from all across the state, and this was what I chose as my opening line: “Hi. I’m Sara Gallagher. I’m not in HR.” WHAT??? There are so many interesting things I could have said about myself. (Many













