Tag: highereducation
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Leading Teams Who Work at Home
I saw a recent article that fewer than 26% of American households still have a person working from home. According to the report, more and more companies are requiring people to come back to the office on either a part or full-time basis. Working from Home I have managed members of the team who work…
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Putting Chat GPT to the Test
Earlier this summer, I was having a conversation with someone who wondered aloud– does Chat GPT learn individuals users? And if so, by how much. The conversation ended, but the question sparked something in my brain. Fast forward to a couple of weeks ago, I had to get this answer. So I did what any…
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Finding Your HigherEd Community
As a higher education leader, sometimes our work can be a bit lonely. We are usually the only people who oversee the type of work we do, there are times we can’t share things that are happening with our teams, and when talking with external friends it’s important to paint the university in a positive…
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Summer Reflections
As the official close of summer draws near, I’ve found myself reflecting a busy, productive and also relaxing summer. While I enjoyed several trips, the summer was also a time of production. I had the opportunity to: While busy, it was also a good balance of strategic and relaxing time. Here are a few reflections…
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