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Coming Up ACEs
By Todd Post
If you're like me, you find the science on NASA missions fascinating.
The scientists themselves are almost as interesting to me as
the worlds they study.
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Stories |
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Test What You
Fly?
By Donald Margolies
In this case, I was willing to take the risk of not testing
what I flew.
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A Gentle Touch
By Allan Frandsen
Throughout, a gentle touch paid off, and kept everyone working
together toward the same goal.
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Customer Responsiveness
By Mary Chiu
Overall, I think the team, myself included, became a lot better
at approaching communications during this experience.
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Two Outs, Bottom
of the Ninth
By Frank Snow
With the loss of the second Flight Ops Team lead, and only eight
months to prepare, I had a sinking feeling in my stomach.
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Special
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Simplify and Succeed
By Art Levine
To my surprise, the rest of the project team took the idea seriously.
Suddenly I realized, Hey, why not?
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Features |
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What Has He Done
For Me Lately?
By W. Scott Cameron
I realized the written and verbal communications response time
was suddenly being measured in days or minutes.
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How Do We Work
Together?
By Terry Little
Actions speak volumes in a government-contractor relationship.
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Practices |
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The "Tried and
True"
by Frank Snow
The best way to smooth out differences between team members
about work is to round people out.
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Interview |
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ASK Talks
with Judy Stokley
Air Force program manager Judy Stokley reflects on her leadership
in reforming one of the largest weapons systems programs in
the US military.
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