Should I tell my team I’m writing this blog post right now? Should you share that you’re reading it? Should your team share what they’re
Should I tell my team I’m writing this blog post right now? Should you share that you’re reading it? Should your team share what they’re
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]If you’re doing the same community activities as last year, if the work feels easy and repetitive, or if your growth has flatlined, you’re probably
My colleague Hawk and I recently launched a weekly breakdown of communities. If you’re feeling brave, you can submit your community here and we’ll share
Many community professionals are measured and rewarded by their ability to increase activity. But the gap between activity and value is wide and growing. The
The wrong way to use Slack is as a substitute for email. This is when you create separate channels based around departments (usually with one
At our New York workshop last week, we set aside 90 minutes to tackle problems put forward by participants. In situations like this, it’s really
You can easily confuse communication with collaboration. You might be talking to your team often, sharing lots of information, giving lots of opinions, coworking on
Olivier has an interesting question about community board structure. How do you simplify 300 boards spread across 100 products in 9 languages developed over 15
One of the first things I learned from Nancy is collaboration can rarely be tackled in isolation. If you want to improve collaboration, yes you