The War of All Against All: Review of The Persuaders, part 2

The callout culture around callout culture only feeds into the War of All Against All.

Links of the Week: February 17, 2023: Love Your Job or Else

We're told to find joy in our work. But what if we just need to face reality?

Are We Listening? Review of The Persuaders, Part 1

A new book calls out callout culture, but does it practice the deep listening it advocates?

Links of the Week: February 10, 2023: Tech and friends

Tech was supposed to make the world safe for everything, but it's mostly been good for corporate profits so far.

The Great/Quiet/Remote Workplace Feedback Loop

The Great Resignation and quiet quitting feed on each other. It all starts with remote/hybrid work practices.

Links of the Week: February 3, 2023: One Month In

Do museum workers pay enough attention to goals, planning, and trends?

Can Museums Respond to the Remote/Hybrid Challenge?

If resigning is Great and quitting is Quiet, what does that make remote and hybrid work?

Links of the Week: January 27, 2023: Rights and Royalties

You can tell a lot about a society by what it values.

Quiet Quitting in Museums is More than Just Taking It Easy

Quiet quitting is a journey of worker self-worth and one that museums have to take very seriously.

Links of the Week: January 20, 2023: Ready to Learn?

Can organizations learn how to be better throughout?

The Resignation Might Be Great, but is It Real?

How the Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting, and Hybrid/Remote work interrelate

Links of the Week: January 13, 2023: All the Pretty Trojan Horses

We laugh off some spectacles and collapses to our peril

What I've Been Reading, Watching, and Listening to Lately

These media have a lot of messages

Links of the Week: January 6, 2023: R U (Still) Masking?

The new year starts with a lot of links but a lot less masking …

Returning with the New Year (and the Same Old Concerns)

After a long Museum Human break, I'm considering some major changes for the site in 2023