After Halftime
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on twitter It’s the first week in July and the half-time show is over. If you joined the throng of […]
Workplace Patriots
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Following closely on the tails of the summer solstice is the celebration of our day for patriots, the Fourth of July. It’s the […]
Tech Savvy Leadership
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate “The first thing we ought to recognize is that mobile is now part of the fabric — every day in everybody’s life. […]
Micromanagement; A lens on leadership
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on twitter “Train people well enough so they can leave, treat them well enough so they don’t want to” ~Richard […]
The family friendly workplace
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate. The United States is currently experiencing economic growth that has created a record low unemployment rate and increased the competition for skilled and […]
Perception; The first step to success
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate “All our knowledge has its origins in our perceptions.” ~Leonardo da Vinci John is an experienced, highly motivated worker who is frequently […]
Atlas shrugged again
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on twitter In 1957, author, Ayn Rand, released the powerful novel, Atlas Shrugged. Over 60 years later, the book continues to provide […]
Take charge of change
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on twitter “Somebody ought to…” “If they were smart, they would…” Workers frequently discuss the management flaws during small talk in […]
Find the right boss
By Tom Davis, CRNA, MAE, DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on twitter The blog-o-sphere is clouded with management and leadership articles about how to attract fabulous applicants, how to build an […]
Artificial Intelligence: The future is now
By Thomas Davis, CRNA, MAE DNAP candidate Follow @procrnatom on Twitter “It’s likely that machines will be smarter than us before the end of the century—not just at chess or trivia […]