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In a leadership position or not, you, as a professional, are a “pro” at your craft. But being “pro” at your craft is just the beginning. You need to listen as effectively as you are flawless in your craft….

You spend a lot of time doing “meta-activities” for the projects you take on. Those activities include excuses, clarifications, preparing status reports, saving your back, and alike. The better the confidence in the craft, the lesser the meta-activities. Note to self: – Keep…

Helping your colleagues in your workplace is a helpful act unless it is not. This is a real-life happening from one of my product teams related to workplace help. I have a technically excellent team member. We will call…