by Bob Thompson No matter how misconstrued, inaccurate, or even false the statements made by an angry parent, taxpayer, etc., it is almost always disastrous to interrupt them. (See; “Logic Never Trumps Emotion”). People need time to ventilate and if you...
by Bob Thompson Principal/Central Office Have a clear vision of job future What is my ultimate job goal? Does this job take me in that direction Am I willing to pay the price (before and after) for pursuing this course? Be informed about the new position I am...
by Bob Thompson Draft I. Before he/she gets on the board Discuss with the board that candidates, especially new candidates, will want information from you (they can get it anyway through freedom of information) and that you would rather invite them in rather...
by Bob Thompson (Measures Results) RATING DESCRIPTION 5 This function of the district is fully meeting our expectations. Invest no more time and effort than is required to maintain present status. 4 We are well satisfied with this function of the district. It...
by Bob Thompson The purpose of a resume is to give the reader a picture or story of your professional career. In fact the term “curriculum vitae”, an oft used synonym for “Resume” actually translates into “life story”. The Resume should give that story, but do in...
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