Tag: julie lary
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Disquiet of obtaining food: New reality of grocery shopping
COVID-19 has uprooted many institutions, and left many scrambling for food. It’s also the plot point, which will redefine the… Read more.
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Inclusion in the Age of Remote Work
Alienation is becoming more common with people, working from home. Read more.
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Striving for greater equality and equity
Originally published on LinkedIn on September 5, 2020 I recently stumbled on an associate’s supposed comedic video in which he… Read more.
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Sidestep common issues with webinars
I originally wrote this article after creating the outline and content for a recorded webinar. It awakened long suppressed memories… Read more.
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Dare I say dystopia?
A movie I saw as a teen has parallels to what’s occurring today, and the need to not just talk… Read more.
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Vitality of grocery stores
Originally published on LinkedIn For many years, I was obsessed with grocery stores, writing a series of articles on marketing… Read more.
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Socialism, Oh no!
Originally published on LinkedIn on February 4, 2020 There’s a tendency nowadays to label every government program, regulation, and policy… Read more.
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Balance Between Security and Overreach
Originally written for LinkedIn Last month, TIME magazine featured “The Defining IDEAS of 2019,” one being the worrisome future of… Read more.
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Overcoming the fear of block chain
As a consultant who’s assigned a range of projects that deal with new and emerging technologies, I’m fearful I’ll be… Read more.
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Perspectives on a Brief Candidate
Originally published on LinkedIn on August 24, 2019 An acquaintance on LinkedIn recently asked me to refer her for a… Read more.
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Raising the curtain on over-functioning
A few weeks ago, I attended a webinar on project management. The presenter reeled off a list of objectionable behaviors,… Read more.
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Cracks in morality aren’t the exception
Circumstance is the ultimate determination of morality, the crux of my latest article on scribbles Read more.
