I should have reblogged this earlier, just noticed it wasn’t on my agile facilitation post when it should have been 🙂
How many meetings (even one on one) are spent to regurgitate something, to present ‘stuff’ of various relevance and quality, to eruct presentation upon presentation as if the audience needed to know everything ever written about the topic at hand…
Logorrhea – and it’s only getting worse… (Credits: Scott Adam)
How many events with an avalanche of information, and so little co-creation?
Hey, I’d get it if we were in 1983 and there was no other way to get that information. But in 2015, almost everyone has a phone that can provide all the information we need. Share if you care.
Death by Powerpoint (Credits: Tom Fishburne)
This single-route approach to face-to-face is not only another (often not so) disguised attempt of inducing death by Powerpoint, but it is also: a completely missed opportunity to develop something new, an insult to our intelligence and capacity, a deliberate attempt at…
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