Category: Business

What to Consider before Joining the Great Resignation

November 2021 | Michael Schlesselman, Pharm.D., FASHP

In his blog, Michael Schlesselman advises employees to carefully consider their goals, opportunities, and finances before joining the Great Resignation and leaving their current positions behind. Dr. Schlesselman is the Director of Research Products at McCreadie Group and leads a remote team of pharmacists, technicians, and analysts in planning and supporting Vestigo, McCreadie Group’s software solution for IDS management.

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Reflections on Becoming a Virtual Company

February 2021 | Scott McCreadie, PharmD, MBA | Founder, President and CEO

Not unlike for everyone else, 2020 was an eventful year for the McCreadie Group, and it changed a number of aspects of how we do business. I would like to reflect on one of the biggest changes we made: transitioning to a virtual company. Fortunately, because we’ve had previous experience with remote workers and adapting to change, the results were positive, and the journey relatively trouble-free.

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Sabbaticals Grow Strong Teams and Businesses

July 2020 | Scott McCreadie, PharmD, MBA | Founder, President and CEO

A few months ago, I returned from a 6-month sabbatical.  My sabbatical covered a lot of distance, including time in Alaska, British Columbia, along with several months in Australia and New Zealand, and finally, landing in Las Vegas. Through my travels, I experienced incredible sites, made a lot of memories, and some new friends. Most importantly, the time away provided me clarity, and afforded me time to reflect. Now, after my return, my business and team are stronger because of it.

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Not Your Every-Day Career Advice

May 2020 | Elena Stegemann, BSCHE, MBA

A special note: this blog was written a few months ago when the world was very different, and we all interacted freely at places of learning and work. While the world has changed dramatically since then, I believe my observations are still valid for those navigating various stages of their careers. I encourage you to read on and to think about how today’s rapidly evolving norms about how and where work takes place will either challenge or enable you to embrace my advice more freely.

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