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Take One Day – Building Collaborative Cultures
Take One Day 2016 is happening soon and this year it is all about Building Collaborative Cultures. Find out more about this event here:
Read MoreFor those at the top, fostering engagement is a daily routine
Filed in Business storytelling, Collaboration, Communication, Employee Engagement
It has been proven that employee engagement is strongly linked to overall company performance so why do many executives and HR teams struggle to foster it?
Read MoreStorytelling for Leaders programmes set for take off in New Zealand
Ross Pearce partners with Anecdote to deliver ‘Storytelling for Leaders’ programmes in New Zealand. Ross recalls how it all came about here:
Read MoreAn indicator of group fear in organisations
Over the years I’ve shown a clever little animation in our workshops to illustrate our propensity to tell ourselves stories when things are ambiguous and unclear. …
Read MoreAn example of business oral storytelling
Here at Anecdote we focus on oral storytelling. Our network of partners around the world help leaders find and tell business stories to influence, engage …
Read MoreAre your leaders foxes or hedgehogs?
The media and business worlds love experts with strong opinions and the ability to explain them confidently and authoritatively. We hear them on TV and …
Read MoreThree elements of a movement
Read this today and thought, right on! (is that too Tom Peters?) Senator Bill Bradley defines a movement as having three elements: 1. A narrative …
Read MoreGenes, themes and memes—quickly forming relationships so people speak up
Two stories came together recently that gave me an insight about the importance of forming quick but stronger relationships so people can speak up. A …
Read MoreWhat is collaboration?
This question pops up regularly. Shawn blogged about the differences between collaboration and cooperation here and here. The Economist Intelligence Unit provide a paper here …
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