Career Accelerator

  Articles on Professional Development and Application

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Leadership Inspired By William Thatcher

And A Knight’s Tale… Inspired By Geoffrey Chaucer

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Adversity & Adaptation

Lessons from Octavia Blake

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Organizational Management Is Like A Game Of Checkers

Think Two Levels Deep

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Cogito, Ergo Sum… An Analyst

Sorry folks, there is way more to it than that…

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Who Inspires You?

Written After The Passing Of An Inspirational Man

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Meditation in the workplace

“Mo money mo problems” — The Notorious B.I.G. An abstraction from this quote is that the more responsibility you have at work, the more…

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So you didn't get the job, again.

Using an analogy: Tuning up and flaming out.

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Playing The Mentor

Lessons in Mentorship from Henry Winkler

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Real Life Advice to the Analytic New Applicant

Understanding the Limitations of the Resume Format

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Five Steps to Accountability – Career Accelerator

A How-to For Professionals And Organization

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We love some bad guys. We love to hate others. The Game of Thrones has really jacked it all up!

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Are You Actively Soliciting Feedback? — Career Accelerator

The Value of Regular Feedback for Accelerating Your Career

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Creating a Career in Analytics? — Career Accelerator

Connect — Learn — EngageThe discipline of analytics has been around for thousands of years. The secret to creating a great career in analytics haven’t chan…

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Full article at - https://medium.com/career-accelerator/do-you-have-discipline-d73d93d2cb32#.mqd1ymwin

Etymology from - http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=discipline

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What’s in your portfolio? — Career Accelerator

… and is it really yours?

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What does it take to be an analyst? — Career Accelerator

Some early thoughts on behalf of a new LinkedIN group