I don’t know about you, but I want to work better. Not only do I want to work better, I want to get better at what I do every day. I have no desire to be the subject matter expert that holds my knowledge like a currency that people are trying to steal.
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What Sharing Ideas At Work Does For Us - Nick Leffler's Blog - 0 views
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When sharing happens, everyone is able to boost productivity at a faster pace. Also, more importance is put on problems solving and innovation and not ideas which are impossible to hold for long. If you hold ideas as a currency for employment then there will come a point when that currency is worthless. Value must be created and recreated in the form of the networks we create and maintain. That’s not something that can be stolen, lost, or diminished.
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Nick Leffler writes about why he shares ideas at work. (1) Get Better (2) Connecting Ideas in New Ways (3) We Give, We Receive (4) We Connect (5) We Listen, We Think (6) Diversity Innovates (7) Ideas Come & Go
Working Out Loud 101 | Some Thoughts | Sahana's Blog - 0 views
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Primer on Working Out Loud basics from Sahana Cattopadhyay. Some good explanations and tips to get you (or others around you) started.
Working Out Loud: Better For You, Better For The Firm - 0 views
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Forbes interview with John Stepper about the benefits of Working Out Loud for individual and organisation.
How you can create a useful network in a few weeks | Working Out Loud - 1 views
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