On the challenges of company-wide communication

I've recently spent several hours considering what feels like an insurmountable challenge: How can my company update our communication practices for the new era of hybrid work? Back in March 2020, many of us were surprised at how relatively seamless the transition to remote work was, once our technology needs were met and our use … Continue reading On the challenges of company-wide communication →

Adapting “watch one, do one, teach one” for my career

Recently, I learned about a classic teaching strategy in the world of medical education: watch one, do one, teach one. Usually (and worryingly?) applied to surgeries, the premise is that the best way to learn a new surgical technique or method is to watch someone else do it, then do it yourself, and then, finally, … Continue reading Adapting “watch one, do one, teach one” for my career →