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In many of my workshops, I offer practices that are best implemented in the context of a supportive environment, or at least with a little help from a team. But that isn't the way things are for many of the folks I'm teaching. Generally, I suggest creating islands of improvement in a sea of indifference. In Getting Things Done When You're Only a Grunt, Joel Spolsky describes six strategies that take this idea much further: (1) Just Do It. (2) Harness the Power of Viral Marketing. (3) Create a Pocket of Excellence. (4) Neutralize The Bozos. (5) Get Away From Interruptions. (6) Become Invaluable. Don't be put off that his examples are related to software development. These are universal strategies.
Posted: 2/17/07; 6:42:57 PM # |