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Steve Williamson

Innovator/Banker - VP Digital Content at eRep

Steve Williamson writes about work, teams, and the practical challenges of building systems that have to function in the real world. His background spans three decades of project management, software development, and technical team leadership across a range of industries. Outside of eRep, Steve is the author of a series of fantasy novels and most recently a murder mystery set in Portland, Oregon, and enjoys cycling and old-school tabletop role-playing games.

Articles

This Article Was Written by a Human, Not an AI

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: April 3, 2023

If you are a business leader, what is your most important resource? Here's a hint: What would happen to your company if every employee and member of your team quit?

Computing Compatibility

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: March 27, 2023

The Core Values Index psychometric assessment is the world's most accurate and reliable personality test. It describes how we see the world and how we see each other. Can it be used to compute compatibility? The answer may surprise you.

Ultimate Leadership Resource Guide, Part 4: Find Your Keys to More Effective Leadership

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: March 15, 2023

Part 4 of our 7-part series, Ultimate Leadership Resources Guide, focuses on your growth as a leader. We provide several powerful resources to help you find the keys to becoming a more effective leader.

Prioritizing with the Rule of Threes

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: March 13, 2023

When you have a lot to accomplish and are having a hard time prioritizing and figuring out where to start, follow the Rule of Threes.

The Personality Algorithm

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: February 27, 2023

At the heart of every struggle I've encountered over the course of my 30+ year career there has been a disconnect between what I was trying to do and how I am emotionally hardwired.

Are You Being Heard?

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: February 20, 2023

We all want to be heard. It affirms that we matter and are valued. When we express ourselves and share our challenges with others, we aren't always seeking advice or solutions, but we still want to be heard no matter what.

Ultimate Leadership Resource Guide, Part 3: Take Your Ability to Learn to the Next Level

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: February 15, 2023

Part 3 of our 7-part series, Ultimate Leadership Resources Guide, focuses on your ability as a leader to grow. We provide a pair of insightful articles to help you take your ability to learn to the next level.

Motivations and Fears of Four Personality Types

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: February 13, 2023

When someone takes the Core Values Index™ psychometric assessment, they learn how much of four personality types — what we call core values — make up their overall personality.

Would You Rather...?

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: February 6, 2023

Would you rather take the Core Values Index psychometric assessment and learn how you really tick? Or keep hitting snooze every Monday morning without any clue why it's so hard to start your week?

Use the CVI to Choose Your Ideal Career

By: Steve Williamson, VP Digital Content at eRep
Posted: January 30, 2023

One of the most common reasons people take the Core Values Index™ is to help them choose the ideal career for their personality. The secret to the CVI is its unprecedented ability to accurately reveal your true personality.

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