Career identity
Do we consider our career identity enough? I briefly explore four career identities set during secondary school at https://t.co/jsNOZxMgdI
Phantom locked cells in Excel
Have you ever gone to enter data into an Excel spreadsheet and not been able to? The cell looks unlocked (and unprotected), but still will not allow data to be entered? I have a simple fix https://t.co/sC6VnCdMaO
Using a session framework
When we see clients, using a framework to guide us in how our session evolve can help us to select - or to discount - different tools for use with our clients. I link to three earlier frameworks and explore two new ones at https://t.co/0kklYFYv7r
Reflection. It is such a useful thing, and we could all do it more often. But sometimes we need a framework to help us. I have found a great framework at the 750 Words site, and have been reflecting away since 2015. Why not give it try, at https://t.co/dFwxkUnrGV
Niksen, the Dutch art of doing nothing
Niksen is the Dutch concept of doing absolutely, utterly nothing, arising from an unusual verb, โto nothingโ, niks. We free ourselves of goals; a walk is just a walk; a conversation is just talk. Learn more at https://t.co/udr4b2rH3M
Deselecting multiple tabs in Excel
Have you ever found that you have inadvertently got multiple tabs selected in an Excel workbook and find yourself unable to deselect them again? I can hel you fix it at https://t.co/emopkEWMJ3
AI Hallucination
Heard of AI Hallucination? If you โ like me โ get the feeling that a lot of AI product is too dodgy to use, read on at https://t.co/g49NaelhQj
Breakeven between ICE and EV
Where is the breakeven point is in driving an electric vehicle (EV), as compared to an old car with an internal combustion engine (ICE)? I do some back of the envelope calcs at https://t.co/Y8jqJKdeZB
The innovation index
The EU nations appear to be highly innovative societies, with, according to the Global Innovation Index 2022? Check out https://t.co/gIim1XQXqe
The four day week
The research seems to show that finding a way to compress work into a four day week can generate creative steamlining of job tasks in organisations: effectively making them more productive. Read on at https://t.co/cxnOhhtHTr
Seeing VBA code in MS Access
Do you know the hot keys to bring up the visual basic code (VBA) window in Access? Neither did I. Read more at https://t.co/jlxbvJxDYl
Work engagement
So what is work engagement, and why do employers tend to reap more direct benefits of that engagement than employees do? Check out https://t.co/zEiYryw2r0
Women's work
Statistics show that women spend more time on cooking and caring, yet why donโt we count these unpaid hours as โworkโ? I think our ideas are a bit skewed. Read more at https://t.co/GN69FFsT7V
Importing transcripts into Excel
When citing from YouTube video, grabbing the transcript helps us accurately cite what was said. But there are some tricks for tidying it up. Read on at https://t.co/rJWh6u0r9K
Upside-down management
UK retail chain, Timpsons, have roughly 2000 outlets throughout the UK, running on a philosophy reminiscent of Nordstrom in the USA. Check out https://t.co/RdIaeVTaiJ
Segmentors and integrators
Apparently there are two main clusters of boundary creators: those of us who blend home and work, and those of us who donโt like to. Read more at https://t.co/gJAXUFNiEd