Ron McIntyre Blog

I have seen way too many job descriptions that have a reference to Multi-tasking as part of the requirement base and I believe this has become a poor excuse for a qualifier. This article is meant to start the conversation on removing this reference from common use. It's time we r ...

Diabetes Thoughts · Many people do not understand the difference between hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. Hyper means high and hypo means low. So therefore, hyperglycemia is too high a blood sugar level and hypoglycemia is too low a blood sugar level. · Our blood sugar levels ca ...

I am beginning to study the role of meditation in my daily life to help me focus and cope better with various things. While I am a great believer in Prayer I still think there is room for personal meditation as part of my spiritual life. · There are a number of benefits of medita ...

How many times have you known someone within your company that had a lot of influence over decisions even though they had no title? I have known several and have recognized their immense value to the company. These people can influence and energize others without relying on a for ...

Many who I have chatted with over the last few years understand that I am not a great fan of Robert Green’s 48 Laws of Power released in 1998. It is considered a classic book on human psychology and yes there is some truth to many of the laws. While he considers them amoral and j ...

Despite your many efforts to succeed in life there are those times that your motivation seems to fall off a cliff. These situations are quite normal and luckily there are easy ways on how to get around them. Check out these really easy steps to get yourself fire up: · 1. Focus on ...

Every HR person at some time in their career has had the attitude that they can find an answer to turnover and maximize retention for their company. Working to encourage retention and prevent all turnover is impossible. The practice usually leads to frustration and wasted resourc ...