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Disappointing implementations and rebuilding trust
Yesterday I presented at the 11th Annual Electronic Documents & Records Management conference (on change management) and heard a remarkable presentation by Chris Scullin from Department …
Read MoreCrafting good anecdote circle questions
Successful anecdote circle facilitation hinges on the judicious use of open, story-eliciting questions. I’ve dashed off this short guide on how to create effective questions for …
Read MoreGetting to know Hunter S Thompson
My first ‘real’ job had me helping a few really talented guys build a software system designed to book cars for our parliamentarians. Not all of …
Read MoreSkimming over the organisational issues
James Dellow made the following comment: I think there are some barriers to blogging inside corporates that Shawn’s paper skims overs. For example, IT architecture, …
Read MoreTypes of organisational narrative
Until recently (yesterday actually) I have differentiated two types of organisational stories: those crafted to persuade an audience—this approach is typified by Steve Denning’s work …
Read MoreCharacter traits
When extracting archetypes from a body of narrative, I have found it useful to give the workshop participants a large list of character traits to …
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