It’s the cheapest thing to give and more valuable than gold. It has a half-life of decades and can be created in seconds. It might be a meaningless gesture from the giver and the most meaningful for the recipient. Choose goodwill. #ItStartsWithMe
I saw this great question from Krystyna Gadd yesterday: I’ve a lot of time for SMEs – they’re the expert in their topic and know it backwards, forwards and sideways. The smarter SMEs recognise this and know that ‘most’ people don’t need to know a topic in the same detail. I remember working with one… Read More Subject Matter Consultant
For over 20 years, in different roles, I’ve been lucky enough to have the flexibility to work from home. I’ve rarely worked in co-working spaces because employers have both a) deemed the work to be confidential and b) locked down systems to specific devices and access points. The pandemic and lockdowns increased the number of… Read More Shared work
With the likelihood that we’ll be going back to the office in some form, I think we need to agree what ways of working we can bring to the office from working from home. Standing up in the middle of meetings to stretch and just look out of the window. Eating lunch with the cricket… Read More Back to the office
I saw this poster the other day on a tweet. It’s clear, concise, has all the relevant information and links out if people need more information. It’s a great example of just in time, just enough, just for me. How many people in learning might have built a course, a module or an animation?
Lost and Desperate 