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Category Archives: Career Skills
A Discussion About the Future of OSH with AI+Humans
AI is rapidly transforming the EHS profession, accelerating how we learn, make decisions, and uncover insights that were previously out of reach. This podcast conversation explores what happens when human expertise and machine intelligence converge to shape the future of safety and work. Continue reading
Alone in the Air: Some Thoughts on Solitude
I just finished reading Carrying the Fire by Michael Collins, a deeply personal and candid account of what it really meant to be an astronaut during the golden age of space exploration. Unlike many official histories, this book isn’t just … Continue reading
Posted in Career Skills, Uncategorized
Tagged aviation, Humanity, moon, nasa, science, space, technology
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Leadership 101: Positive Leaders Have a Healthy Dose of Skepticism Too
One of the greatest pleasures of leadership is seeing those you lead succeed. The more success that occurs, the better the team does. However… in dynamic and complex situations things won’t always go as planned. The experienced leader is always … Continue reading
Posted in Business Accumen, Career Skills, Leadership, Leadership 101, Uncategorized
Tagged business, Leadership, philosophy, Politics, trust
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The Coming of Organizational Transparency: This is the Moment for OSH
The time is here for occupational safety and health professionals to take our seat at the table of corporate governance and transparency is our path. The increase in organizational transparency ushered in by the internet and the use of artificial intelligence to crunch big data into never before seen levels of useful information for all. OSH skills are key to future organizations success. Continue reading
Guest Blogger: 10 in Demand Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Certificates
If you are looking for advancement in your EHS career pathway and you are seeking to be more diverse in choosing your industry, certificates are often a go to mechanism for HR recruiters wanting to distinguish candidates from the competitive crowd so pursuing one can be beneficial to your career. Continue reading
The Ace of Aces
I enjoy reading about people who have accomplished remarkable things. The biographies of their lives are very interesting to me. What were their childhoods like? How did the events come together that led to their success. What struggles did they … Continue reading
Posted in Career Skills, Leadership
Tagged Ace, biography, Eddie Rickenbacker, Hero, WWI
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The Beauty of the New Year
The sun rises on a new year. I can see fifty years old from here… I have learned many things in my life, some from the career within it. Time stands still for no one. Meaningful to me here is General … Continue reading