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Narrative and Change Management Whitepaper now available online
I recently announced our new whitepaper entitled Avoiding change management failure using business narrative. I’ve now posted it on our site. Would love to hear …
Read MoreWhere’s the science? It’s just an anecdote…
Anecdotes and anecdotal evidence are considered fairly sceptically by scientists and science as a whole. Science is very much concerned about verifiability and repeatability and …
Read MoreNew Anecdote whitepaper: Avoiding change management failure using business narrative
I’m pleased to let everyone know Andrew, Mark and I have finished our first whitepaper together and we will be sending it out to everyone …
Read MoreMore on balancing narrative and data
Nancy White recently made the observation: I keep thinking about the role of stories. When we say “tell a story” it has a certain tone …
Read MoreBalancing narrative and data
Freakonomics made it click for me. Narrative on its own is entertaining, informative, makes it real and even inspiring but it’s rarely effective on its own …
Read MoreWords should be full of meaning
Following right on the tail of my post on Facilitation is a fat word I came across this posting over at The Monster Blog: Words should be …
Read MoreDeveloping your narrative competence
Shawn recently blogged an interesting post on how to develop your narrative competence. The value of a developed sense of narrative competence is well recognised in the …
Read MoreHome Comforts not Sun Tzu
The military metaphor is dominant in many organisations. How many times have you heard colleagues talking about doing battle, gathering the troops, working in headquarters, …
Read MorePracticing identifying anecdotes
Our narrative technique relies on the identification and extraction of anecdotes, typically from transcriptions. The ability to quickly identify an anecdote comes with practice so …
Read MoreStorytelling survival guide
Having a casual surf on a sunday afternoon I came across this interesting Storytelling survival guide by David Boje. It seems a fairly comprehensive, if not …
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