u/userrnam

Image 1 — Update on my broken outsole
Image 2 — Update on my broken outsole

Update on my broken outsole

Underwhelming response. I don't use these as work boots and don't shovel anything in them. I hike and do some light yard work. I work from home lol. If this rubber can't sustain rocks underfoot during occasional hikes, what is their purpose?

u/userrnam — 3 days ago

What's up with the outsole quality?

Have had these for just about a year and only wear them once a week or so. I do some light yard work but otherwise they just get used casually. I've seen others complaining about the rubber splitting on their pairs as well. What's the deal?

u/userrnam — 4 days ago

Just accepted first PgM job. What can I do to feel more competent?

Hello. I'm a nurse with clinical and operational experience. My most recent job was mid-level management of nurses in a managed care organization. I just took a position as a program manager, overseeing clinical operations, in the same company and had some questions.

My project management experience is limited, as I'm fairly young and have only been in the management role for a little over a year. Been involved with many projects but have not led any. I'm almost done with a Masters in Healthcare Administration, which has exposed me quite a lot to some of the concepts, so that's been helpful.

Aside from on the job training and asking questions, what are some things I can do to feel more qualified? Employer will pay for any cert I want between Lean Six Sigma, CPHQ, or PMP but none are required for the role.

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u/userrnam — 13 days ago

Accepted a Program Manager position in Healthcare. How can I feel more competent?

Hello. I'm a nurse with clinical and operational experience. My most recent job was mid-level management of nurses in a managed care organization. I just took a position as a program manager, overseeing clinical operations, in the same company and had some questions.

My project management experience is limited, as I'm fairly young and have only been in the management role for a little over a year. Been involved with many projects but have not led any. I'm almost done with a Masters in Healthcare Administration, which has exposed me quite a lot to some of the concepts, so that's been helpful.

Aside from on the job training and asking questions, what are some things I can do to feel more qualified? Employer will pay for any cert I want between Lean Six Sigma, CPHQ, or PMP but none are required for the role.

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u/userrnam — 13 days ago

Both are 9 mm planks with 20 mil wear layers. #2 has beveled edges. Which looks best with our espresso cabinets?

u/userrnam — 18 days ago