Company A has [insert any social platform name here]. They have these amazing participation metrics and results. Company B has [insert any social platform name here]. They have the opposite. Must be that company B is not doing the same adoption activities, right? Must be the culture, right? Must be leadership, right? I’m not going […]
The Cart & Horse of Org Social Read More »
There are really only two reasons we still have annual reviews, well maybe three. First it’s legacy. Your grandmother had annual reviews. It’s just what is done, usually in Q4 when revenue is better understood and the calendar year is coming to an end so it ties in with compensation – a nice little bundle.
Employee Evaluations are an Easy Target for [Social] Disruption Read More »
The famous 90-9-1 of social networks is often debated as the numbers vary some based on perspective. Regardless of the numbers, most people lurk, many people contribute and a few people create. If you’re looking to up participation in your organizations ESN, here’s my advice, don’t put much energy in the 90 at all. Instead
Seeing 90-9-1 As a Math Equation to Solve Read More »
Recently on a Gary Vaynerchuk podcast he shared an interesting insight about Amazon and it’s positioning for a relationship with the National Football League (NFL) with the intent to own some broadcast rights. Most companies seek this space for advertising dollars, but that’s not Amazon’s game. Their’s of course is sales. Gary painted this picture: You’re watching the
The Friction of Logic Read More »
What if everyone in your organization was regularly engaging on your ESN? And not just the ESN but also in a Chat platform too? You’d be pretty excited. And when I say “engaging” I mean more than a GIF here and a “like” there but real responses and content in text form, sentences written with
All That Glitters is Not Social Gold Read More »
