I’m going to be doing more “VBlogs” (Video Blogs), as I’m finding them an interesting way to share my thoughts and insights. This one deals with emotion in performance measurement, as stated in the title: that is, having some degree of enthusiasm, passion, etc. for what we do. Hope you find it of interest.
Read MoreHow a Latin phrase makes its way into performance measurement On my way to conduct a GIPS(R) verification, I was listening to Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship That Shaped the Sixties, by Kevin M. Schultz. As the book’s title suggests, it’s about two famous intellectuals, who, though polar opposites politically, were very good friends […]
Read MoreNeminem id agere ut ex alterius praedetur inscitia [No one should prey on another’s ignorance] No, I’m not showing off my knowledge of Latin (although learning it should be added to my “bucket list”). This line comes from the 16th century French philosopher, Michel De Montaigne. I’m reading his essays, and when I came upon […]
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