In a time of decreasing attention spans partially due to the flood of information many of us experience, it has become an important skill to encapsulate the main point of a complex idea in as few words as possible —…
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Tweeting the Organization Development Network Conference: Collaboration, Transparency, & Engagement
Posted in Collaboration, Events, OD Insights, Social Media Tagged with: Edie Seashore, future of OD, OD, OD Network, ODNetwork Conference, online networking, Organization Development, Seattle, social networking, twitter, web 2.0
Juliette Powell Interview on Social Media in Organization Development: Part 1
[youtube]idEZ9lO6owI[/youtube] I recently conducted a two-part interview with Juliette Powell (author of 33 Million People in the Room) at the OD Network Conference in Seattle, just after she delivered the final keynote speech, titled “The Technology of Relationships: Social Networking and…
The Future Of OD and the Role of Web 2.0: A Tipping Point?
Are Web 2.0 and social networking technologies the next “great app” in the field of OD to enable self-organizing systems and to build better working relationships in the organization? If I were a betting man, I would bet that half…
Social Networking Sites in the Workplace: Generational Divide?
A current Yahoo news story reports: “A new survey developed by Robert Half Technology suggests people who like to use social-networking Web sites while they’re at work could be violating company policy. Fifty-four percent of the companies surveyed said they…
Posted in Collaboration, Social Media, trends, Workplace Policies Tagged with: facebook, Gen X, Gen Y, generational divide, linkedin, online networking, Plus Delta, social networking, social networks, twitter, workplace, Workplace Policies
