Hi All
A consulting company in Adelaide has recently invited me to join them as
an associate. This arises through their coming to appreciate that OST provides
a way forward in the kind of projects in which they are - and hope to be -
engaged.
Two queries:
. What does one call oneself in such
On 4/24/02 11:02 PM, "Alan Stewart" wrote:
> A consulting company in Adelaide has recently invited me to join them as
> an associate. This arises through their coming to appreciate that OST provides
> a way forward in the kind of projects in which they are - and hope to be -
> engaged.
>
> Two
Alan
this is a bit similar to where I am at present, geographically also - not
far away in Perth, WA
I have been invited into association with a consulting/training group - and
wish to be identified as an 'Open Spacer' -
they currently list me as a Facilitator and Consultant which speaks to them
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" Re: Naming matters On 4/24/02 11:02 PM, "Alan Stewa
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> Alan, Ralph,
>
> My association to peace-maker is COLT
>
&g
I use the term "collaboration" all the time -- but I do not use the term
"collaborator" (California spelling?) to describe the people involved.
Rather, I talk about "collaboration among" participants, members, staff,
etc.
Meg, I have also described my role as "consultant/facilitator" for a few
yea
Jeff Aitken schrieb:
> .. described my role...
yes description is important. description is much better
than a fixed term, much better than a brand.
description needs to describe within the context
relating to the process which is involved and intended.
some weeks ago I decided to desig
Alan--
Like Ralph, I call myself a consultant, and let others ask me what kind of
consulting I do--in my case, quite a bit of facilitation, some training, and
often coaching as well. This leads to good conversations, and saves me from
having to have new cards printed when I branch off in some new
Hi All
Ralph poses an interesting dilemma. Whether or not to indicate in what we call
ourselves the nature of our services.
Florian expresses the case for the latter with usual flair!
To date I have gone along with this (although I have little evidence of its
effectiveness).
Whi
Dear Alan,
when you look at my signature below, its just my name.
My website, same thing.
I have no business card nor letterhead.
Sometimes I put "boscop" into the letterhead (boscop = berlin open
space cooperative).
Sometimes, especially asked if I am a consultant, I say that I am a
consultant fo
Dear Jeff
Mike Bell talks of being an "animateur" - which I think is brilliant.
Cheers and blessings, BRIAN.
Jeff Aitken wrote:
> I use the term "collaboration" all the time -- but I do not use the term
> "collaborator" (California spelling?) to describe the people involved.
> Rather, I talk abo
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