Josh McCormack's Blog

Along with 30-40 people I’ve been on a thread on Twitter for ~3 years where we talk about anything that comes to mind. Friendships have developed, viewpoints have been expanded, a good time has...

If you read sci-fi, or watch sci-fi TV or movies, you likely have seen technology that’s missing, or some that’s present that shows it was written before current times. The importance of cell phones...

My friend Ted Bauer recently blogged about this CEOs are “unaware” their employees are often struggling. WTF? How? The video he included, of Democrat Katie Porter asking JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon how someone living modestly...

In the early 1990s I was in an introductory Industrial/Organizational Psychology class and the professor, someone who worked more often in the non academic world than in it, told us she saw work transforming...

In a February 2018 article in Psychology Today the author guides us through some of the studies and research on expectations. One theme that emerges is there are realistic expectations and premeditated resentments. Let’s...

Years ago, before all of human knowledge was put into The Cloud, there was a company called VMWare that figured out how to do a lot of what we now see as just everyday...

The question comes up all the time, but I’ve seen it again recently – what should I charge? Occasionally people have a definitive answer. Often they say “it depends” and leave it at that....

Today is June 12th, the birthday of Anne Frank, a little girl of 15 killed by the Nazis. Maybe you’ve heard of Simon Wiesenthal, maybe not. Recent news suggests a lot of people don’t...

Just to be clear – this isn’t supposed to be a definitive piece. I’m cleaning up files on my computer, and found this research I did on blog writing services – ghostwriting, content marketing...

I have 500GB of storage on my laptop, and now have less than 5GB of room left. A friend has run out of storage space on Google Drive. Yes, we should clean up old...