The Jersey is already on the record as sort of a hater. The irony of hating on email through the medium of a social media invention is assuredly amusing to you loyal fans and fellow leadership junkies, so let’s get to it, shall we? Way back in 2013, there was a discussion here about the negatives […]
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Out of the Mouths of Babes – A Critique of Praise
posted by Jeffrey Thomason
The effect of parenting decisions on future leadership development is a vein of thinking that has been mined previously at The Jersey. Child development researchers at Penn have long hypothesized that imbuing children with resilience is something that can either be achieved or counteracted via the parental process. In the process of looking at “grit”, […]
Category….”I told You So”
posted by Jeffrey Thomason
According to the Interbuzzblognetfeed, apparently, there is some controversy over the proper definition of whether “a moment” was reached and that Should Have Known Better definitely Should Have Been There. This led to further discussion about They Did It Too and whether we should get off Should Have Been There’s back since They Did It […]
You Can Take It With You – Reflections On Retiring From Public Service
posted by Jeffrey Thomason
Retirement from a career of public service carries with it a few implications. The first one is a certain longevity of performance that at a minimum, qualifies one for a lifetime stipend, relative to the usual parameters of high salary, years of service and any other appropriate math equations. This longevity is usually at least the […]
Ends and Means and Other Theories
posted by Jeffrey Thomason
In personal conversations with followers of The Jersey, the subject of how a post is created is a frequent topic. Most often, the general question is about source material and inspiration. If it is not readily apparent, inspiration is the common denominator for just about every human action that can be documented. This is where […]
Welcome to the new Millenial(s) – 4 Ways The Generation Gap Can Be Leaped
posted by Jeffrey Thomason
Millenials have been taking a beating lately in what passes for our wellsprings of social commentary. It may be a legit opinion in countries that continue to abide a caste system or accept clan and tribal conflict as just. However, in the West, especially in a nation that continues to have example after example in which […]
