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Do you work with people you like?

Posted July 27, 2018July 27, 2018 DavidLeave a commentPosted in Networking, Productivity at Work

You may prefer to work with people you like. Early in my career, I felt the same way. I figured if I was going to be spending so much of […]

The TurningScience Video Blog Channel

Posted September 12, 2017October 24, 2018 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Job Search, Productivity at Work

TurningScience has a YouTube video blog channel! Here are some of the most popular videos: They want industry experience. I don’t have any.  What do I do?

Here’s how to make that hard decision

Posted July 19, 2017May 29, 2018 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Productivity at Work

Being a leader means having to make hard decisions at many stages, but this is where the real value lies. Many times the decision is made hard due to the […]

Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable

Posted July 4, 2017May 29, 2018 David2 CommentsPosted in All Categories, Productivity at Work

I’m a planner. I’ve always been a planner in my personal life, but I can trace my organizing tendencies in my professional life back to an manager from early in […]

What would Dave and I have done?

Posted June 30, 2017May 30, 2018 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Productivity at Work

Product development can be hard… When faced with a challenge at work, I often find myself thinking ‘What would Dave and I have done?’  This frequently helps me come up […]

Accelerate your technical career

How to accelerate your technical career in industry

Posted June 15, 2017May 30, 2018 David1 CommentPosted in All Categories, Featured, Interview skills, Productivity at Work

Forbes published a great article by Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd last November.  In the article, he gives nine tips for communicating science to non-scientists. This list is also excellent advice for any […]

Musings on a lame staff meeting (AKA: Valuable leadership lessons)

Posted April 6, 2017September 25, 2017 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Productivity at Work

Several years ago I spent about eight months in an engineering group that had a very ineffective manager. His inability to provide strong leadership for the group was most apparent […]

Good data analysis skills are rare

Posted June 30, 2016May 30, 2018 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Job Search, Productivity at Work

I’ve been very surprised how rare good data analysis skills are in industry, even among those trained in technical disciplines. Scientists are groomed to perform in-depth data analysis well because […]

Learn to determine what matters and what won’t…

Posted May 19, 2016May 27, 2017 DavidLeave a commentPosted in All Categories, Productivity at Work

One very important piece of advice given to me by Ashok Balakrishnan is that in industry you have to learn to figure out quickly what really matters and what doesn’t. […]

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