My take on the Anthropology of Work, Long Distance Running and the Great Outdoors
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-240-319--6728-0,00.html
I have been doing this now for a few months and it really works. Our feet work better when we let them work...wonder what this says about other human inventions...
like say...
'work' itself
Could we be framing ourselves too tightly?
Might we be holding in human possibility?
Not to raise a shrill note in an otherwise mundane topic...
But are we really getting the most out of the huge portion of our lives we spend at work?
I have been doing this now for a few months and it really works. Our feet work better when we let them work...wonder what this says about other human inventions...
like say...
'work' itself
Could we be framing ourselves too tightly?
Might we be holding in human possibility?
Not to raise a shrill note in an otherwise mundane topic...
But are we really getting the most out of the huge portion of our lives we spend at work?
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Interview Tips (I stole this from a spy!)
You want to know the 20 most important interview tips out there?
While, I was going to write them all up nice and pretty right here. However, in the process of snooping around doing research, I found a blog from a guy who literally spied on people during interviews! What he learned as a Covert Interview Analyst lines up with my own observations. So, rather then re-invent the wheel I will re-direct you to his site:
http://www.howtonailaninterview.com/
The information there is helpful and although it may not be For Your Eyes Only it certainly will help you have A View to a Kill(er) approach to interviewing...
While, I was going to write them all up nice and pretty right here. However, in the process of snooping around doing research, I found a blog from a guy who literally spied on people during interviews! What he learned as a Covert Interview Analyst lines up with my own observations. So, rather then re-invent the wheel I will re-direct you to his site:
http://www.howtonailaninterview.com/
The information there is helpful and although it may not be For Your Eyes Only it certainly will help you have A View to a Kill(er) approach to interviewing...
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