The Cost of a Typo

I'm sitting across the table from one of my strongest performers. He's a talented software developer who can write code like few people I know. But there is a problem.The kid can't spell to save his life.Whether it was a one paragraph e-mail or a voluminous requirements document, you could count on typos if it... Continue Reading →

Leadership Lessons from Howard Tullman

Crain's Chicago Business recently posted a short video from Howard Tullman that I recommend you take the time to watch. I appreciate the clarity in which he communicates the essence of what it means to lead. Though his lessons are tuned for entrepreneurs, they can easily apply to anyone who leads, whether a team, a... Continue Reading →

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