Professional Scribes vs. Amateur Writers
Thoughts on how these two groups approach the craft of penning a book.
Simon's Laws of Interorganizational Communication and Collaboration
Project charters are meaningless unless people, you know, actually follow them. Sadly, this isn't always the case.
Does Your Prospective Employer Truly Embrace Remote Work?
In which I offer unsolicited advice to applicants trying to separate fact from fiction.
Collaboration
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The Reimagining Collaboration Keynote Visualized
A cool visual arrived in my inbox this morning. I wasn't displeased.
Communication
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The Teaching Shackles Are Off. It Feels Amazing.
Dan Pink was right in 2009. He still is.
Why I Never Describe Myself as Results-Oriented
Call me persnickety, but this trite phrase really grinds my gears.
How Author Indecision Leads to Missed Opportunities
Thoughts on the downsides of dithering while writing a topical business bookβor paying someone to do it for you.
Why I Don't Offer Turnkey Consulting Arrangements
Foolish is the soul who believes that successful change management involves a cookie-cutter approach.
The Great Resignation Will Hurt Some Firms More Than Others
Four ways that hubs and spokes will lessen the pay of key departures.
Collaboration
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Should you use e-mail for internal communication?
A quick and hopefully humorous visual to answer this question?
On Collaboration, E-Mail, and the Discman
A parallel between antiquated tools.
On the Parallels Between Collaboration Hubs and Smartphones
A useful analogy to unleash the true power of Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom
How Not to Start a Book
An absurdly complex 85-word sentence right off the bat all but guarantees crickets, confusion, or both.
In Defense of Slack
Cal Newport is a smart dude whose new book is based upon two fundamental misconceptions.
Why Effective Collaboration Requires Lifelong Learning
Thoughts on nudging others to change their ways.