Listening is an Act of Love
I have been listening to Story Corps on National Public Radio for many years. The program shares audio recordings made in booths that travel around […]
Month: June 2017
Tribal Memory
What a treat it has been to spend a few days with a group of young process engineers; sharing lessons learned alongside other gear industry […]
A Calling, Not a Job
In driving around my new hometown, I am struck by the grandeur of some of the older homes and buildings. Oil City, Pennsylvania was once […]
Good, Better, and Best
Setting up in a new location requires far more shopping than I am used to. Daily trips to the home improvement store will continue for […]
Relocation Time
Today I moved for the seventh time in my career. It is the first time on my tab though so I am probably paying more […]
Mastercam 2018 Focuses on Efficiency and Speed
Mastercam 2018 was recently introduced at EASTEC where attendees were impressed with the tools the software has available to get parts off the machine faster. […]
Reconsidering Unwritten Rules
The recent brawl in baseball reminded me that despite the ability to Google almost anything, many people are unpleasantly surprised by the “unwritten” rules in […]
A Lesson Learned and Acted On
I have been getting lots of windshield time this year between business travel, house hunting, relocation, and even a few days of vacation. Our fabulous […]
Leadership in the Ranks
As a history buff, certain dates stick in my mind and prompt reflection when they roll around. I first learned about D-Day when they showed […]
Leadership in Action
I was a Boy Scout in my youth and served in a variety of leadership positions as an adult. One of the important skills — […]