Category Archives: Kate (formerly Robert)

Updated Recipe for Success Pie

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Kate Ilardi

So about 6 years ago, during my Year-End Reviews of my Employees, I came up with this concept which I called “The Recipe for Success Pie.” It can really be shortened to “Recipe for Success” (please see the original “recipe” … Continue reading →

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Wisdom is Real and Meaningful

Posted on April 1, 2018 by Kate Ilardi

Back in College, a humanities professor I had, postulated that Wisdom is meaningless, and there is an assumption that just because someone is older they are wise and someone who is younger and educated via the modern western education system … Continue reading →

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Universities need to teach Freshman the Economic Prospects of their Majors

Posted on March 24, 2018 by Kate Ilardi

In this video I will discuss the need for Universities to teach a Zero Credit Required Course for All Freshman on Economic and Job Prospects related to each Major. The University was first created in Medievial Bolonga, in Italy. The University … Continue reading →

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Defining Sub-Generations of the Millennials (In preparation to discuss High Performance Workspaces)

Posted on January 26, 2018 by Kate Ilardi

I’m planning on doing a blog entry on “High Performance Workspaces” and how corporations are saying these are the types of work environments that attract Millennials. I personally highly dislike these so called “High Performance Workspaces”. But in preparation for … Continue reading →

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The Lehman Brothers Experience…

Posted on September 15, 2015 by Kate Ilardi

I originally published this article on my personal blog “Just another stream of random bits…”, back in September 2008, a few days after the now famous Bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers. Today being the 7th anniversary of the bankruptcy, I was … Continue reading →

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Another Class In the JAR, Part 1

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Kate Ilardi

Another Class In the JAR, Part 1 I wrote this back when I was a lowly Senior Developer at Lehman Brothers. When I write code, both, now and back then, I listen to music, usually Metallica or Pink Floyd, and … Continue reading →

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How to Share your Starbucks Smart Phone Bar Code with your Significant Other

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Kate Ilardi

It’s pretty simple. Since the Bar Code is just a representation of your gift cards Serial Number, all you need to do is take a Screen Capture from your phone of the generated Starbucks Card Bar Code. If you do … Continue reading →

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You’re Not Thinking Fourth Dimensionally

Posted on September 1, 2013 by Kate Ilardi

This is a quote from the textbook we used in the Programming Languages course I took in college: “It is widely believed that the depth at which we can think is influenced by the expressive power of the language in … Continue reading →

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So, if you had your own t-shirt, what would your catch phrase say?

Posted on May 27, 2013 by Kate Ilardi

I recently participated in a company sponsored people strategy event, where I was part of a panel of leaders at various levels within my department. One of the questions posed to the Panel which we didn’t have an opportunity to … Continue reading →

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The Evolution of RogueLogic Logos

Posted on May 27, 2013 by Kate Ilardi

This is actually a blog entry I posted on RogueLogic.com back in 2009: With the 10th anniversary of RogueLogic coming up, I thought it would be nice to quickly go over the evolution of the RogueLogic logos since the birth … Continue reading →

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