Mike McBride

Mike McBride has been blogging since 2001, starting with what was, in essence, a blog about technology and being a One-Man IT Department. Over the years, his career has taken some twists and turns, as well as my interests, so now you will find blog posts covering everything from Social Networking, Law firms and Litigation Support, Travel, Training and yes, he's still writing about technology! He's even branched out into Photography and Sports Talk.

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I talk a lot about the lack of training new managers receive on how to be managers, and why it’s disappointing. Maybe this research will help people get it:
While growth opportunities, work-life balance, and meaningful work remain essential for both engagement and retention, a solid and supportive relationship with their direct manager increases team

This is interesting to think about as we all start noticing the sameness of online content in the Gen AI age.
In addition, writing is also becoming more repetitive and homogenised. It repeats syntactic structures, and tends towards a neutral tone, formulaic expressions, and predictable paragraph structures. This is especially important in journalism because

A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of leading a conversation about stress and anxiety at work, specifically in the legal industry.
I was asked about AI, technological change, the uncertainty surrounding us at work these days, and how to deal with it.
Part of my answer concerned being a leader and how

In the link below, Andrew is writing about ISO/IEC/IEEE AWI 42030, which isn’t about RIM, but he thinks it has significant implications for records professionals:
AWI 42030 reflects a broader industry transition: away from records as static, discrete objects and toward records as emergent properties of complex digital architectures. That transition has real implications for