Learning from Columbia

Article Abstract:

The space shuttle Columbia (STS-107) broke apart upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere and all seven crewmembers perished on February 1, 2003. Quality processes and results are part of space exploration, and understanding what went wrong and what can be learned from such tragedy would help one improve one's organization.

Usage, Discovery and exploration, Space exploration, Atmosphere, Columbia (Spacecraft)

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Quitting, even in tough times

Article Abstract:

Quitting is tough but controlling ones career is his own responsibility, and quitting a job can be a tactic that allows a person to take control. In good, times quitting a job is a powerful career strategy, but in difficult times quitting may be even more powerful.

Labor market, Career opportunity, Career opportunities, Job analysis, Labour market

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Fact based career decisions

Article Abstract:

The presentation program career in transition workshop with members of ASQ to provide insights for career corner is highlighted. Use of data, interpreting information for making career decisions are detailed.

Decision-making, Decision making, Evaluation, Influence, Career choice

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