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Posts Tagged as: Reimagining Collaboration
Posts Tagged as: Reimagining Collaboration
Reimagining Collaboration Wins Axiom Award
My 2020 book has taken home some additional hardware.
Announcing My Next Book
Number 14 will look at a number of key forces that are already reshaping the workplace.
Thoughts on Citizen Developers and Author Choices
Why I specifically avoided a few key topics in the new book.
Custom Editions of Low-Code/No-Code Available
Reaching customers, prospects, and employees through a bespoke version of my new book.
Publication of Project Management in the Hybrid Workplace
Number 12 is now out. Boom.
On Calendly Etiquette
When egos, tech, and the desire for efficiency collide.
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.
What CD Sales Teach Us About the Future of Work
In which I drop a panoply of music references and liken the idea of returning to an office to a nearly obsolete product.
Work Visualized: Before and After Covid
My attempt to succinctly sum up the massive changes that have taken place.
The Case for Author Experiments
Stuck on a title, subtitle, and cover for your book? Let data show you the way. Oh, and I compare myself to Brad Pitt.
The Reimagining Collaboration Keynote Visualized
A cool visual arrived in my inbox this morning. I wasn’t displeased.
On Hybrid Work, Book Figures, and da Vinci
Employer flexibility is on the rise—and I don’t see that trend abating.
Slack Continues Its Assault on Multi-Tasking and Manual Work
No, yesterday’s updates won’t eliminate multi-tasking. Make no mistake, though: Users will spend less time toggling between and among disparate applications.
The Teaching Shackles Are Off. It Feels Amazing.
Dan Pink was right in 2009. He still is.