Tag: julie lary
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The Golden Rule
Last week, I stumbled on a job board that’s more interested in locating candidates who support their point-of-view than finding… Read more.
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giving Grace when it comes to performance
A conversation with an ex-associate invigorated memories about managers who focus on what one does wrong versus the majority they… Read more.
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Importance of meaningful occupation
There’s a correlation between having a meaningful occupation–whether paid or voluntary–and self-worth. Perhaps, it’s time to start creating roles that… Read more.
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Does AI make us more dishonest?
Every time AI stumbles, I arrive at the same conclusion that it’s the person (or people) behind the machination who… Read more.
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We’re wired to manipulate
A friend recently joined a dating site. Most of the men were trim, athletic, and handsome. She started a conversation… Read more.
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Uncertainly requires contingency
My next-door neighbor perpetually spies on me. She lives in two claustrophobic, box-and rubbish-filled rooms off the garage while the… Read more.
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Closing stores impacts more than employment
Originally published on LinkedIn on August 21, 2026 Years ago, at a convention, I chatted with a hospital administrator with… Read more.
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Aim to be a Mensch
While applying for jobs a few days ago, I paused, wanting to learn more about a company with an unusual… Read more.
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Where did all the shopping malls go?
Originally published on August 10, 2026 on LinkedIn Scanning the news, while chomping on my oatmeal this morning, I read… Read more.
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Is Paranoia Fogging our Senses?
The neighbor across the street has a new-fangled robotic lawnmower, an extra-large Roomba that wakes up at night, zooms around… Read more.
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Can AI Churn out Tall Tales
Originally published on LinkedIn on July 28, 2026 This morning, commentator Tucker Carlson urged Americans to stop paying their credit… Read more.
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AI Can Benefit Everyone
Originally published on LinkedIn on July 24, 2026 This morning, while trudging on my NordicTrack, I realized I couldn’t recall… Read more.
