Interviews are a poor measurement instrument, and both sides know it. That is an advantage if you prepare for the interview that actually happens rather than the one you imagine. Most of it comes down to five things, none of which require you to be a naturally good talker. What […]
Spotting Burnout Before It Costs You
Burnout is usually described as exhaustion, which is why it is so often missed. In practice it tends to show up first as a narrowing of judgement. Work that used to take an hour takes three. Decisions that were easy get deferred. The tiredness comes later, and by then it […]