Category Archives: Organizational Pilates
Core Strength in Action
When I first injured my back in 2003, I was surprised that the first exercises my physiotherapist gave me focused on the transverse abdominal muscles. I had done a plethora of stomach exercises before then but never paid attention to those … Continue reading
HBO’s The Wire: Great Writing, Amazing Character Development
Eli Malinsky (Centre for Social Innovation) and I had coffee recently. Before we got down to business, we started talking about our favourite television shows. We quickly found out that we both appreciate HBO’s the Wire. Omar is Eli’s favourite character. Freeman is … Continue reading
Building Effective Twitter Posts
Many say that Twitter is just noise. There have been concerns about how Twitter affects productivity in the workplace, particularly if you were to click each link that is posted in your feed. Let’s not contribute to the noise. Instead, we … Continue reading
Thoughts on the “Good Enough” Revolution
I recently came across an interesting article by Robert Capps in Wired titled “The Good Enough Revolution: When Cheap and Simple is Just Fine”. As an organization that makes a strong effort to stay on top of the latest technology trends … Continue reading
Transition in Turbulent Times
Jen Grebeldinger- Normally a move across the country with a job would be a lot more involved. Normally transitions can be tricky and painful and exceptionally disruptive. This one wasn’t, and it’s thanks to the time and energy we’ve invested … Continue reading
