Endsight Blog: Leadership, Productivity, Technology

Although many employees have returned to an office setting, almost 13% of full-time employees continue to work remotely, and 28.2% are hybrid workers. The number of remote workers is expected to rise gradually because 99% of workers prefer to work remotely for at least part of every work week. Add..

The B17 Bomber became legendary during WWII. But it didn’t start that way: The planes were crashing because the landing gear was being retracted after landing while the planes were on the ground. This meant the propeller would hit the ground, destroying the engine, and rendering the plane useless.

What a strange year we've had. But we made it to the end! And that is something to be grateful for. This time eight years ago, the Mayan calendar spelled doom, but things are looking up. I guess all we can do is shake off the dust of 2020 and just keep going. That is the attitude of the companies..

Now that your professional identity is temporarily confined to a small square of video, how can you ensure that you stand out in the digital sea of other talking heads? The easiest way is to look and sound better than the rest of them. I can’t tell you how to have content that turns heads, but it’s..

Even though the IT field is full of capable, ambitious individuals looking to leave their mark, being capable isn’t always enough. When I interview people for Endsight, I’m looking to understand whether an individual will fit our culture, but also bring in some new stuff.

Every interaction you have with someone is either building trust or tarnishing trust. A great way to look at it is through the metaphor of emotional bank accounts. Steven Covey’s book, The Speed of Trust outlines this concept very well. Every interaction either deposits trust or withdraws trust.