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Posted in Acronym on Mar 9th, 2010
Of course the Mad Max reference made you laugh. Think anyone under 35 knows what it’s talking about?
- Scott Briscoe
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 9th, 2010
Of course the Mad Max reference made you laugh. Think anyone under 35 knows what it’s talking about?
- Scott Briscoe
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 8th, 2010
I will be more than a little depressed if this is all we can come up with as “great ideas”. Just sayin’…
- Maddie Grant
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 8th, 2010
Ok Maddie, I see you’re unimpressed… you’ve been here a couple days now, will you share an idea or two that could be great?
- Scott Briscoe
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 8th, 2010
Or how about the idea of asking members to write one page summaries of the key learnings from the books they put on the recommended list and sharing those with the community that is too busy to read the original?
- Mark J. Golden, CAE
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 8th, 2010
This reminds of a great takeaway from UnTech: “Fail, but fail faster so you can move onto something that works better.” Not everything has to be perfect right away, all the time. Associations shouldn’t be afraid of trial and error — and especially the “error” part.
- Shannon Otto
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 7th, 2010
Scott, it’s great to read such a thought provoking recap in near real time. I’m not at the conference this year, so thank you!
Your main points make a ton of sense. Adding to the stop doing list is sometimes harder than attempting new things. As a general rule, if a product or service is trending [...]
Posted in Acronym on Mar 7th, 2010
SocialFish in three words: “share the love”.
- Maddie Grant
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 5th, 2010
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- Scott Briscoe
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Posted in Acronym on Mar 5th, 2010
Good questions, and I look forward to reading others’ responses.
Anyone in a position of management needs to know the results that matter to members or customers and what details the staff they manage need to be addressing. A CEO should know that room sets matter and be asking ehr meeting planner aout them, but [...]
Posted in Acronym on Mar 4th, 2010
Great points – as a young professional, my need for expert content and networking may be even greater than experienced professionals. What is different about my expectations for this content is that I expect to be able to interact with these programs with high-tech tool sets. Not only do I want to network with [...]