My main thought reading this article is that there is a very fine line between 'talking' and 'taking action', since most forms of 'taking action' are specific types of talking. For example: taking a class, asking questions, being transparent, and getting certified. All of these are actions recommended in the article. A second thought was that the different sections of the article effectively promote specific services offered by agencies and consultants. So there's plent of room for scepticism about this article, but the overall argument is a good one and the actions - even if they are just talking - should be embraced.
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