Data from the Department of Education. Visualization is done in Tableau. This is a PDF of the output. As mentioned in many outlets already, the Northeast is in for a rough few years.
“Don’t Blame Me” was written by Geoffrey Canada in 2007. He recited it at the 70th National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) Conference in Indianapolis on September 18, 2014 The girl’s mother said, “Don’t blame me. Her father left when she was three. I know she don’t know her ABCs, her 1,2,3s, But I…
In my last post I argued that the AI debate runs simultaneously at five levels (task, person, organization, economy, civilization) and that no one has agreed on which level should have standing. The civilization level, where the hardest questions live and where costs tend to concentrate, keeps getting treated as decorative. Nobody is lying. Everyone…
Source: DegreeLibrary.org
This was From a class I took well over a decade ago. I’m posting it here as a reminder to myself. Though the layers are interdependent, everything flows from the business one. Learn to navigate all three. Understand how the enterprise works and figure out where you can add value.
This article from 2009 acknowledges the difficulty and suggests dos and don’ts. “…as past research has repeatedly shown, even the smallest degrees of dispersion, such as working on different floors in the same building, can greatly affect the quality of collaboration…. We found that virtual teams offer tremendous opportunities despite their greater managerial challenges. In…
