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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The best office design for collaboration is also the cheapest
Steve Jobs wanted the Pixar headquarters to be a place that “promoted encounters and unplanned collaborations.” He was personally involved in the design details as he was with Apple’s plans for new headquarters. “If a building doesn’t encourage [collaboration], you’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Social Business
Tagged apple, collaboration, collaboration platform, enterprise 2.0, humanize, networking, platform, social business
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Towards a more humane workplace
If you want to mistreat someone, it helps to think of them as something other than human. And so, unfortunately, you’ll notice the same tactics used at work as in some of the greatest atrocities against humanity. Yet there’s hope … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Social Business
Tagged collaboration, collaboration platform, diversity, enterprise 2.0, humanize, management, platform, social business
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A Genius Bar in every building
Over the past few months, I’ve written about using social tools and practices to save money, about a framework for influencing behavior, and about applying the Fun Theory at work. Today, I want to describe a project I’m working on … Continue reading
Applying the Fun Theory at work
Sometimes, people simply don’t want to do what you want or need them to do. Then what? For people at work, the main motivational techniques involve money and fear. But when you’re trying to change behavior, there are 6 sources … Continue reading
Posted in Management
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