Tag: Condo
Signs are Better Than an Email: Condo Trash Chute Edition
I often write and speak about how warning signs (or cautions) are not effective at preventing mistakes, errors, and problems. See this recent post...
Living Well in Small Places [Video Chat & Webinar Recording]
Thanks to Emily Elrod for inviting me to do a video chat webinar as part of a series that she has been running recently...
What Bad Managers, Good Managers, and Great Managers Do
This is an article that I originally published on LinkedIn back in 2014. It was also picked up and re-published by Entrepeneur.com. Other than...
Going Down — When a Solution to One Problem Seems to...
My wife and I have been home in an Orlando condo building for the past month. In efforts to avoid the coronavirus (and to...
Signs, Error Proofing, and Explaining Why in the Gym
Are warning signs or instruction signs effective when they just tell people what to do? Should we use error proofing instead? Is it more powerful to explain why when we have be directive. That's what I explore in this post, with some examples from hospitals and a condo gym.
