Ever wonder how so many private companies are exploring space?

There comes a time in life when we need to have uncomfortable conversations. Even when the topic is blatantly obvious, it can still be awkward and difficult to broach. 

From my last couple columns, we had an in-depth conversation with one of the people analytics industry’s leading experts Kelly Reed, Ph.D.  

I recently helped install a closed-loop geothermal heat pump system for my daughter, her husband and their 1-year old son, Henry.

Editor’s Note: Julius teamed up with Daikin Applied’s Phil Johnson, P.E., to author this piece.

If you think about it, customer service is everywhere in our daily lives.

When I look at any replacement hydronic boiler project, my tenet is always to assume the existing system is installed improperly. I like to pretend I am a famous detective, such as Sherlock Holmes, and my job is to uncover the hidden mistakes.

Last month, we started going through what people analytics are, what the potential upsides are, and what some of the down sides are. Now we’ll continue with my interview with Kelly Reed, the managing director, global people & culture solutions with Lockton.

I took an astronomy class once in college that I found to be extremely interesting. Still, it could have been one of those courses of study where people react, “How would anyone ever make a living with astronomy?”

All boilers that burn hydrocarbon fuels (gas, oil or wood) produce water vapor as a byproduct of combustion.