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Three Pillars of ESI Mastery: Part One
Jan 05 2021
Today’s blog is written by Malynn Utzinger, Director of Integrative Practices, and Tim Weitzel, ESI Architect at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with pe...
Application of the Lean Six Sigma Methodology for the Improvement of Processes in the Section of Biochemistry, Department of Forensic Sciences Costa Rica
Oct 13 2020
The implementation of quality improvement systems in forensic laboratories has boomed globally due to the importance of being able to offer reliable results and ensuring techn...
The Impact of Positive Self-Talk: A Next-Level Story
Oct 07 2020
Today’s blog is written by Malynn Utzinger, Director of Integrative Practices, and Tim Weitzel, ESI Architect at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with pe...
The Most Important Decision We Make
Sep 02 2020
Today’s blog is written by Malynn Utzinger, Director of Integrative Practices, and Tim Weitzel, ESI Architect at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with pe...
7 Tips for Creating an Individual Development Plan
Aug 13 2020
Today’s guest blog is written by Jayme Miller, a Human Resources Generalist at Promega, who has some tips for creating an IDP that will help you achieve your goals. Individu...
Working Through Change: Quality Assurance Insight on Change Orders and Life
Aug 04 2020
Today’s blog is written by guest blogger, Erin Schuster, Quality Specialist at Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. Change is not easy...
Optimism: A Gateway to Self-Actualization
Jun 29 2020
Today’s blog is written by Malynn Utzinger, Director of Integrative Practices at Promega, and Tim Weitzel, ESI Architect. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with per...
Skype a Scientist While You Stay at Home
May 11 2020
Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. A few weeks into Wisconsin’s Safer at Home order, I saw a tweet from Sarah McAnulty, PhD, the founder and ...
Move from Fear to Balance by Asking Yourself the Right Questions
Apr 13 2020
Sometimes the right question in the right moment is all you need. Once, when I was teaching a large group of people, a participant made a joking comment about me that got a ...