Hi All
This request stems from an approach to me from a person commissioned to promote
better communication among
IT people in a large corporation and their customers.
Anyone have experience in working with "geeks/nerds" ie the technical people
who create
software and the hardware that runs
In a message dated 12/16/01 5:12:44 PM, alan.stew...@senet.com.au writes:
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This request stems from an approach to me from a person commissioned to
promote better communication among
IT people in a large corporation and their customers.
Anyone have experience in working with "geeks/nerds" ie
At 09:51 AM 12/17/2001 +1030, Alan wrote:
This request stems from an approach to me from a person commissioned to
promote better communication among
IT people in a large corporation and their customers.
Anyone have experience in working with "geeks/nerds" ie the technical
people who create
softw
At 23:21 16-12-2001, Alan Stewart wrote:
Hi All
This request stems from an approach to me from a person commissioned to
promote better communication among
IT people in a large corporation and their customers.
Anyone have experience in working with "geeks/nerds" ie the technical
people who creat
Bruce and I did a 2 day intervention with an IT group - they
supported the mainframes of a large financial institution.
Day one was structured ala RTSC and day two/three was OS and
convergence. Day two was an unqualified success - and a
perfectly typical OST.
Yes the group predicted that the "qui
Sharon:
I really appreciate the clarity with which you wrote that last post. I have
worked often with highly technical people - IT, finance, actuarial, etc. -
and they are great at this stuff.
Esther
Esther Ewing
Authorized Distributor, Panoramic Feedback
www.panoramicfeedback.com
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Hi All
My thanks to all those who responded, on and off line, so constructively to my
request for experiences
with technical people in OST settings. You have greatly expanded my perceptions
of the issues and possibilities.
And likely too those of the person with whom I am conversing about
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]On Behalf Of Alan
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Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 6:14 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Experience with geeks :-) in OS
Bruce Craig
To:
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: Experience with geeks in OST forums
> Bruce and I did a 2 day intervention with an IT group - they
> supported the mainframes of a large financial institution.
> Day one was structured ala RTSC and day two/three w
Tova:
Max/mix is term for a cross sectional group that is mixed to the max :)
To set one up we ask for reps from all levels, genders, depts, etc to get a true
cross representation of the group. Often our clients think planning teams
should just be senior folk - we particularly like to do a max/m
At 12:17 PM 12/22/2001 -0500, Bruce Craig
Max/mix is term for a cross sectional group that is mixed to the max :)
To set one up we ask for reps from all levels, genders, depts, etc to get
a true
cross representation of the group. Often our clients think planning teams
should just be senior folk
Ah... right Harrison - I was forgetting how Kathy does it.
We just plunk the "max mix" in a room and let them fight it
out.. :) I guess I'm calling any "representative" group
that has been select as a cross section (vs selected by
having a passion for an issue) a max/mix.
Sometimes - and not alwa
Harrison wrote:
This is the Old curmuddgin speaking. And I know it is Christmas and
Hanukkah -- so I should be very charitable. Glowing with the season, as it
were. But every time I hear about Mix/Match it reminds me of Running Rats in
my college Experimental Psych Lab.
No idea what a curm
uce Craig
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 7:17 PM
Subject: Max/Mix was: Experience with geeks in OST forums
> Tova:
>
> Max/mix is term for a cross sectional group that is mixed to the max :)
>
> To set one up we ask for reps from all levels, genders, depts, etc to get
a
At 12:36 AM 12/23/2001 -0500, Bruce wrote:
Ah... right Harrison - I was forgetting how Kathy does it.
We just plunk the "max mix" in a room and let them fight it
out.. :) I guess I'm calling any "representative" group
that has been select as a cross section (vs selected by
having a passion for a
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