Key Insights to Writing Great SOPs
Over the years, I have had the privilege of speaking at one of the premier IT industry events in Orlando, FL at least once a year. One of the sessions I presented was titled “SOPs...
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Defining Our Purpose: The Journey to Discovering Our “Why”
As I began the Manifesto, I realized that I needed to begin with a statement that defined our “Why.” As the “Why” statement developed, I noticed that it lacked the definition of values that would...
Read More →Human Networks
At the heart of our design philosophy at JNR Networks is the concept of a Human Network. This idea influences every aspect of our work. While this concept might seem a bit complex at first, let’s break...
Read More →Sales, Lies and Manipulation
When I’m in the process of making a purchase, I often take a step back to observe the experience from a broader perspective. I enjoy analyzing the interactions between the parties involved and their overall...
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Shaking up the Idea of Balance
n today’s fast-paced world, there’s a lot of talk about finding balance in life. For myself, it can feel like there’s immense pressure to maintain perfect balance every moment of every day, and if I...
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The Importance of Impact
When we sat down to define our core values, we started with a long list. As we worked to refine it, we realized that many values were actually distillates of others. For example, we see...
Read More →Thinking Outside the Box
Thinking Outside of the Box is a phrase we often hear, but truly embracing this mindset can be challenging. The very notion of a “box” suggests limitations, yet the practice of thinking beyond these constraints is...
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Valuable Values
In the fast-paced world of IT, it’s easy to lose sight of what’s truly important. We all have core values, but the daily hustle can lead us to forget them or make small compromises that...
Read More →The Interconnection of Integrity and Integration
In the world of IT, we often think of integrity as a trait of character and integration as a feature of systems and processes. However, these two concepts are deeply intertwined. When we say someone...
Read More →Failure, Growth and Threshold Training
Five weeks ago, I sent out my first blog of the year with a statement that I was planning to hold a rhythm of adding a blog article every one to two weeks. This is...
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