Jamie Thingelstad

A couple of months ago I was recommended for a project on Humble Leadership. Matt Norman is doing this project to put together some common traits and practices of humble leaders. I sat down with him for 45 minutes to talk about the topic and he made a great writeup of our discussion. He also interviewed Mike Carey who recommended me.

In my conversations about humble leadership with Jamie and Mike Carey, another senior vice president at SPS Commerce and the company’s Chief HR Officer, one common thread seemed to run through it all: Humble leaders resist that all-too-human urge to “blame and shame,” even when the pressure is on. (read all)

Here are the excerpts from the video as well.

This was a humbling experience and a good discussion. I hope others are able to take a couple of nuggets from it.

Firmware updates are the best! I have an irrational excitement about them — always! 🙌

My children both tend to pick Comic Sans when picking a type. 😳 I have no idea where I went wrong. 🤦🏼‍♂️

First tubing of 2018 today! 💦😁

Look up - sunny! ☀️

Freakish heavy rain, hail and high wind weather came out of nowhere. ⛈💨

Officially summer now. 👏☀️

Getting rid of some old cables. 😳