by Jamie Notter | May 19, 2008 | Change, Culture
Not having time to write my blog is easy when other people do it for me! Today I just have to point to Hugh MacLeod’s awesome post from a few days ago called "the cultural problem." In short, he was commenting on the fact that large tech companies,...
by Jamie Notter | May 19, 2008 | Change, Culture
Not having time to write my blog is easy when other people do it for me! Today I just have to point to Hugh MacLeod’s awesome post from a few days ago called "the cultural problem." In short, he was commenting on the fact that large tech companies,...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 28, 2008 | Change
Maddie and Jeff have written some very thought-provoking posts in the last week or so that have been framed as revolution vs. incremental. The posts are really good, and I do recommend reading each one. Here they are in order: Jeff started with a post about strategic...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 15, 2008 | Change, Leadership
Last week I blogged about people versus systems, and Jeff De Cagna added the following comment:Jamie, let’s take this conversation into the volunteer realm, in which associations do not have all of the flexibility they would like in choosing "the...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 14, 2008 | Change, Individual Development
There has been some conversation on the ASAE listserve about social responsibility and the environment: in short, can we change the way we do things (flying all over the place to attend meetings, for instance) so that we are better aligned with our goal to preserve...
by Jamie Notter | Apr 3, 2008 | Change, Generational Diversity, Social Media
Check out this well-written essay by Helen Mosher about Generation X and the value we bring as "translators" between Boomers and Millennials. It not only talks about some interesting dynamics that I have also noticed about Gen X being sandwiched between two...
