by Sam Julka | Aug 20, 2020 | IBJ Articles
Honestly, I didn’t write the punny title for this column; two talented DORIS researchers did. I’m sure we giggled about it for hours; maybe we’re going stir crazy. Who knows? What I do know is that we are incredibly interested in how individuals and organizations are...
by Sam Julka | Jul 13, 2020 | IBJ Articles
I mean, don’t get me wrong, I don’t love being called out on stuff like how to load the dishwasher properly so the dishes will “actually get cleaned” or why it’s so important to check all my mirrors when backing out of the garage (side note, as it turns out, that’s...
by Sam Julka | Apr 24, 2020 | IBJ Articles
We all miss our colleagues, me included. Sitting in an old wooden rocking chair in the guest bedroom of my house with a makeshift retro flatscreen TV sitting on a night stand rigged up as my second monitor, I long for the comforts back in my office. I remember a place...
by Sam Julka | Feb 21, 2020 | IBJ Articles
This week, I met with three of my colleagues to discuss a new rubric they had designed. It allowed us to measure our performance in one-on-one interviews with our clients, something we do a few thousand of each year. You might be thinking to yourself, “How hard could...
by Sam Julka | Jan 31, 2020 | IBJ Articles
Poopy pants. … You smiled when you read that, right? Potty humor—everyone secretly loves it, especially three-year-olds moreover my three-year-old. I can be explaining my perspective on a presidential candidate’s stance on foreign trade policy or even simply...
