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Tag Archives: Culture
Induction: the mechanisms of joining up. A #WorkingOutLoud post
When we join an organisation, we often go through induction: the sequence of stylised sessions and activities that are the organisational equivalent of telling you where the toilets are and which coat hook is yours. I’ve been working on the … Continue reading
Posted in Design
Tagged Community, Culture, Induction, Intent, Learning, Ritual, WorkingOutLoud
9 Comments
Eclectic Reflections: Culture, Agility, Technology, Authority and Equality
Today, some eclectic reflections on the realities of the Social Age CULTURE: Culture is co-created through actions of individuals in the moment: it’s not aspirational or deterministic. It’s not something written on the wall in the lift. To engage in … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Culture
Tagged Agile, Agility, Authority, Culture, Equality, Gender, Gender Bias, Reflections, Social Age, Technology
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Tradition and Change
We talk of tradition with reverence: it’s age conveys status and permanence. Hallowed and respected, mythic and old. To talk of change is heresy: change is modern, change is clean, change is unfettered by the shackles of history. Tradition is … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Canada, Change, Change Management, Culture, Dutch, Equality, Fracture, Homosexuality, Marmalade, Netherlands, Racism, Tradition, Zwarte Pete
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A Global Social Age
I ran a big workshop yesterday with a Thai company on ‘Exploring the World of Social Learning‘. I think it went well: we covered the ‘foundations of the Social Age‘, looked at the impacts of ‘social collaborative technology‘ and then … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Bangkok, Culture, Curation, Photography, Photos, Social Age, Social Collaborative Technology, Social Era, Thailand, Wai, Workshop
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Frighteningly Global: the democratised, decentralised, new world
Today went well: i presented a webinar on ‘scaffolded Social Learning‘ to around a hundred and thirty people. As is usual, i rewrote the whole thing yesterday and shared it on the blog before it even started. Later i’ll share … Continue reading
Fragments of Fairness: why every conversation counts
A few weeks ago i published the ‘Framework for Fairness‘. It’s a practical exploration of how we incorporate fairness into every conversation. Why? Because if we save it for special ones, we cannot hope to be truly fair. I’ve had … Continue reading
Posted in Equality
Tagged Culture, Equal, Equal Rights, Equality, Fair, Fairness, Homophobia, Human Rights, Inequality, LGBT, Sexism, Social Age, WorkingOutLoud
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