Just finished watching Dave Logan’s G5 Leadership session on Tribal Leadership.
If you haven’t been following his work, you probably should be.
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I’ve started looking at G5 Leadership. Good stuff.
It’s well worth the $100 ($99 in marketing-weenie-speak) per year.
Steve Farber’s session Greater Than Yourself was impressive.
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I’ve finished reading The Shadow Factory (James Bamford) [Hardcover] – a history of the US intelligence community’s (especially the NSA) actions post 9/11.
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I’ve updated my work at Dell page to include the images of the OME 1.0 DVD and cover.
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I finished reading two books this weekend:
- Bright Boys: The Making of Information Technology (Tom Green) [hardcover]- the history of the people who created the SAGE computer / network for the USAF
- The Outliers: The Story of Success (Malcolm Gladwell) [kindle] – how when you are born, who you know and how hard you work is as important as how smart you are
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I’ve updated my resume and Dell pages to include my most recent work. I’ve also updated my resume PDF.
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I’ve been at Dell now for about 10 months now and thought it was about time to update my site to include that material. I’m also still doing back-fill for the other information.
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I’ve just about gotten the information I intended up on this site.
Be sure to look in the tabs do explore my career. It’s diced and sliced by company, project and skill. There’s also a viewable and downloadable version of my resume.
– charles
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This reason I’ve created this blog is to put some meat on the bones of my resume. I’ve always thought it irrational to expect that you could encapsulate a career in one or two pages. I believed this when I had five years of experience and believe it even more now that I have over twenty-five years of experience.
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