This
week, we ended with our first guest article from EID site manager France
Jackson. If you didn’t read her post, I recommend it. It was about working at
home and demanding some help from your employer on setting it up to maximize
your productivity and your comfort.
The
other three articles follow our normal schedule. On Innovation Monday, I talked about adding
GPS capability to our umbrellas so we can find the ones we lose. To me, this is
one of those features that is not exactly annoying (unless I get
notifications), but it doesn’t seem particularly useful either.
Tuesday
was an interesting case of one of my favorite topics, the way our brains
process information that doesn’t follow what people refer to as rationality. In this case, it is the staying power of first
impressions and why it is so hard to change our minds.
Wednesday
was a safety in practice article. We
focused on safety practices and mixed motivations in the Bakken oil
fields. Because of the gold rush
mentality, safety often goes out the window.
As
always, your comments are welcome.
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