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Hosted by William Meller · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Personal and professional development for people who want to grow in their careers, become more visible, lead better, and manage work and life with clarity. Meller Notes is here, curating content on career, leadership, and management for your personal and professional development
William Meller hosts Meller Notes, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Every job posting carries a ruler. Every statistic carries a measuring instrument. This episode is about what happens when no one checks if those two are calibrated right, and about the hiring and career decisions being
We spend our whole life training to do the work and almost no time learning to talk about the work. This special episode is about the job interview, split into three moments and one bonus.In before, you see what real res
Everyone wants to move faster. And it is exactly the rush for speed that makes companies cut or skip the part that was making the work function, the human part. This episode has only two themes, on purpose, because both
Something repeats across the three themes today. There is a loud, confident story that everybody repeats, and underneath it the numbers say something else. In this episode we look at three places where that happens: retu
Some changes arrived wrapped as an improvement and, in practice, charged the opposite to anyone who did not read the bill. A new management philosophy that promises results. The AI that promises to free the boss. The AI
This week I went looking for four stories that, at first glance, have nothing to do with each other. AI, career advice, customer complaints, and a fatal self-driving car accident. The more I dug in, the clearer the threa
Tactics without architecture is excellent work in the wrong direction. In 2026, three data points changed how I think about career strategy. The market quietly raised the bar for entry-level professionals without raising
We reached the middle of 2026, and three things changed the way we work. AI started filling work with things that look finished but are not. The middle layer of management, the one so many people planned to climb, starte
There are things you cannot build when the pressure hits. Leadership in a crisis, a team with real depth, people you actually trust. You build all of it before, while everything is calm and no one is watching. This episo
Meller Notes is here, curating content on career, leadership, and management for your personal and professional development. There is a gap in almost every career I know. It does not show up in performance reviews and ne
What are you building deliberately? And what are you just letting happen? Three things are shifting at the same time in the world of work. None of them are about what the system is doing to you. They are about what you a
Are you getting back what you actually give? Three topics that look different on the surface. One question connecting all of them. This episode covers productivity, ambition, and meetings, and what they share in common:
Meller Notes is here, curating content on career, leadership, and management for your personal and professional development. Three organizations spent the last year studying what is happening to work. Gartner, Deloitte,
Three things are happening at the same time in the job market — and nobody is saying they are the same thing. People are working two, three, five jobs simultaneously without any employer knowing. The generation that will
In 1963, Katharine Graham took over the Washington Post at 46 with no plan, no mentor, and no experience running a business. She was not in her father's plan. She was not in her husband's plan. She probably was not in he
In February 2014, Satya Nadella took over Microsoft with a stagnant company and a culture that rewarded internal competition instead of growth. He arrived with a book under his arm, eliminated the system that was destroy
In this episode of Meller Notes, we look at what is happening right now — not at what is coming next. In April 2026, three independent sources reached the same diagnosis through different paths: work continues, people co
When was the last time you simplified something at work — and it stayed simple?Not for a week. For months.Most simplification attempts do not last. Someone adds three new slides, one more metric to the dashboard, one mor
Meller Notes is here, curating content on career, leadership, and management for your personal and professional development.In this episode of Meller Notes, we stop the quarter and look at the data. Not the announcement
Meller Notes is here, curating content on career, leadership, and management for your personal and professional development. In this episode, we start with the story of Nikola Tesla, one of the most brilliant minds in hi
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