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Do your employee incentives encourage productive behavior?
Reward programs gone horribly wrong
I think we’ve all seen examples of reward systems leading to counterproductive behavior. My favorite example is working for a fast food joint when I was in college and having a “seventy second drive-through time” contest. Our goal was to keep the average time between customers leaving the drive-through menu (presumably [...]
Innovation Webinar Live Chat (Spigit/Forrester hosting)
Hutch’s blog has an overview of the session with a registration link if you’d like to join in. Realtime chat from Friendfeed below:
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Setting up an internal Facebook might just solve your company’s communications and engagement problems
Updated 10/2009: If you’re looking to set up a Facebook-style network inside of your organization please take a look at this new post on internal Facebooks and expert location. You’ll find some advice you can act on there! – Daniel
Who knew I was looking for diversity?
This morning I had the privilege of participating in [...]
SharePoint team collaboration update from the office
The past few weeks have shown a steady growth in usage of my team’s collaboration tools here at the office. We’ve got a growing body of work on our SharePoint-driven wikis and forums. Links to these repositories are going out more and more often via emails to teammates who haven’t yet contributed new pages.
There are [...]
Book Review: Wikinomics – How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
No book has had more of an impact on this blog than Wikinomics, so here’s the final verdict up front: Read this book!
The 2008 expanded edtion of the book’s got 11 chapters, and each of them hits a major concept that Tapscott and Williams want to either define or elaborate on. Here are a few [...]
