Why the Classroom and the Workplace Belong Together
The questions that matter in a university classroom often matter just as much in the management of an organization.
Lessons from the classroom / People and institutionsRead
Field notes / Blogs
Some lessons do not arrive as a report.
They come from a question worth thinking about, an assumption that stops making sense, a conversation that changes how we see a problem, or a familiar task viewed differently. This is where I write about those lessons.
Personal reflections—not institutional statements or formal research papers.
Your First Job Is a Beginning, Not a Verdict
Early career decisions matter, but they do not settle the question of what a person can become.
Notes to young professionalsRead
Learning Should Outlast the Certificate
A qualification can establish a standard. The habit of learning determines what happens after that standard has been met.
Lessons from the classroomRead
A Better Question Is Often the Beginning of Better Work
We are often eager to solve a problem before we have agreed on what the problem actually is.
People and institutionsRead
When a Student Challenges the Answer
An effective learning environment leaves room for respectful disagreement and the discipline of explaining one's reasoning.
Lessons from the classroomRead
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