Blog: Epiphanies at Work | Jill Malleck

As a coach and consultant, I enjoy writing on a variety of topics. Here is my latest thinking on leaders, teams and organizational development. If you want to read specifically about a certain topic, just click one of them below.

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Grocery bags from Home Depot

Just what constituents the right level of care for the environment? I thought of this with the news that my
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The next generation

I'm much too young to be thinking of grandchildren, but it's certain that I'm old enough to become a grandmother
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Text messaging is coming of age

I've noticed a scary trend in just the last few days (I'm probably way behind everyone else). That is, people
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In memory of J. Dave Winter

Yesterday someone who had a great impact on my work life died. I don't know if Dave Winter was sick for
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Treating captive customers well

We are so used to being treated as strangers, as a cog in the wheel, that it's almost a shock
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Joy and interpersonal relationships

This weekend's garage sale finds included a dog-earred and musty copy of Will Schutz's book on Joy. Joy for me,
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Leaders that invite unwelcome truths

Earlier this month the newspapers were full of the 1985 Air India crash inquiry. We got a glimpse into organizational
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A fix of short fiction from The New Yorker

The View from Castle Rock by Alice Munro was the first book I tackled from the long reading list (see
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Stop working and look for the birds

The cool thing about spring is watching the birds. They seem to be everywhere. After a winter that was eerily
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Summer Reading List

Summer begins on June 21st. One of my greatest joys is the cache of books I have hoarded through the winter.
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Loving the Library

Today I went to the library to do research. Not the on-line research I've become used to, but real, honest-to-goodness
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What’s Your Sign?

Last night I was driving home after a long day of travel, and a cab driver pulled his car across
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