Browsing Posts tagged context

Michael Carter and I were chatting this morning about conversations in the workplace and we came around to the topic of performance review as a series of conversations. This is how I prefer to conduct performance reviews. For managers and supervisors Pre-interview questionnaires? Bin them. Competency models? Bin them too. Forms to fill out during [...]

Isn’t it wonderful when you learn something you didn’t even know that you didn’t know. And more wonderful when it’s something that you desparately needed. By way of his blog, Matt Cornell has just introduced me to the idea of transitions and how they relate to David Allen’s Getting Things Done (GTD). Time present and [...]

Ton Zylstra has outlined his strategy for managing the wealth of information he is subscribed to. I particularly liked the way he puts actions against items. put in delicious [account] [url] (account being my own, my company’s delicious account or that of a community I partake in) comment at [name]‘s about [topic] [url] follow up [...]