Conversation

Working With Values: In Conversation With Mary C. Gentile
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In conversation with Mary C Gentile, on how values can be lived in organisations, especially during mergers and acquisitions. Join us to know more.
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In Praise Of Conversations
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"And as I smiled not knowing what to tell him, he said, "choose a city where people smile. A city where people talk to each other. You may have to choose a village. And thats a good choice too".
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The Good Old Days
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Assume it is 2032 today. Let's do some time travel. The It is 2032. The summer Olympics are happening in Brisbane, Australia. You are flying in a supersonic jet to get there. And in the in-between moments, you scroll through...
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Agile As A Conversation
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How does one have agile conversations? Is Agile itself conversational? Find out more in this guest post edition by Kavi Arasu
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Agile OWL Edition 17
Learning To Look And Converse To Be Agile
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Could learning to look and converse be the first step to Agile? It sure is an important step from AirAsia's transformation journey
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Agile OWL – Edition 1
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This newsletter on Agile captures the human experiences in agile transformations, This edition we take a look at stories from Menlo Innovations
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Having Real Conversations
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The good news is, having real conversations is a matter of focus and effort. Real conversations bring multi-pronged and exponential benefits.
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Leveraging technology to understand human emotions especially if they are dealing with diseases like Parkinson's
My dad’s jail term
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My dad died of Parkinson’s disease. It is a cruel disease where all your mental faculties are alive but you can’t move a single muscle. Hands, legs, hips, tongue, eyes..! There were spasms of time, when medicines would unfreeze his...
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Change in our lives is helped by conversations
Our Lives and Change
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At home in Madurai, I saw Viji, our household help and an integral part of the family, in more ways than one, at work.  It was a fine morning and she was cleaning up and the porch and drawing a 'kolam'....
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