In his amazing TED Talk, entitled, “Do Schools Kill Creativity?”, Sir Ken Robinson tells the story of going to see his son in the play A Nativity Scene. When the three wisemen appear (three costumed young boys), they deliver their lines with only the interpretation that youngsters can deliver. There are no ‘rights’ and no [...]
Although I haven’t previously presented at a conference on HR related techniques, my talk yesterday went quite well and many approached me afterwards to tell me that they were using some of the techniques in their management practices and it was working very well for regaining employee interest and raising morale. Some even reported a [...]
…complicated.
Riya’s Leaves India
Just recently a former coworker of mine from Riya India messaged me to ask me what I thought of Munjal’s recent decision to pull out of India. After I read his post and reflected on the sadness of it (I met most of the India team and really enjoyed hanging out with them [...]
In the early days of Twitter, which was known as Twttr at the time, there were two ways you could view data (SMS & Website) and one way in which you could put data in (SMS). If something interesting occurred to me, I would type my 140 (or a few more at the time, depending [...]
January 27, 2007 – 1:28 pm
I’ve been reading up on the call for the switch from GDP (Gross Domestic Product) to GPI (Genuine Progress Indicator) lately. I’m interested in this mostly due to my self-proclaimed role of a consumer advocate first, but also in regards to the research we are undertaking with Citizen Agency on how to measure the health [...]