You may remember the famous line in George Orwell’s Animal Farm, “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others“. The idea is that some roles in organizations are more important than others in operating the business (a farm in this case). Today, many organizational leaders often carry the same titles across the […]
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We are pleased to announce that @britz & @hjarche are now official partners of the 70:20:10 Institute. We look forward to our collaboration pic.twitter.com/OCNTIS1C8g — 70:20:10 Institute (@702010Institute) February 10, 2017 One thing that I greatly appreciate about working for the Guild is their strong desire to stay close to organizational learning and the learning industry.
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I came a cross this article from 2016 as it was shared recently in my network, One Minute, One Question: How Well Does L&D Prepare Leaders to Support Staff Post-Training? I had a few questions initially about this piece such as who were the 159 survey respondents? And how come two questions appear to ask
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The definition of this new, not new, over-hyped, trending idea is pretty vague. Plus I’m not a fan of yet another formal intervention commandeering the term “learning”. I get it, it’s easy. Yes, these things can lead to learning but in itself, it’s not. Learning is a verb, a process, not a tool or technology. Donald
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Some of the weakest value propositions still offered by enterprise social tech vendors today are 1. having less email and 2. fewer meetings. Seriously? Is this the best we can do? So what? And sorry, please don’t assume that less of one thing means more of something else (collaboration). The promise of social technology is
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