Sometime in your life, you’re going to have to speak publicly. It may be for a lunch-and-learn; it may be an internal company meeting; or it may even be at a friend’s wedding. But no doubt about it, you’re going to have to be ready to speak publicly. I notice
Three months ago I started traveling again and meeting with architects about designing project facades. Most of the time I’m meeting with senior-level architects, and by that, I mean architects that have been around a while. During the meeting, the conversation about everyone coming back to the office always comes
No, I’m not talking about Tiger Woods. Yes, Tiger played at this year’s Masters Tournament, 14 months after a car accident that nearly required amputation of his right leg. However, don’t let the Tiger story completely bury the #1 story at the Masters. Pro golfer Scottie Scheffler is now ranked
Over the past couple of months, I’ve talked to several architects about their companies’ plans to return to the office. Most of them told me they’re talking about a return, but no timeline is in place as of yet. With many offices developing a hybrid schedule of some working in