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I wonder what other municipal activities could be distributed in this way?
I also wonder if the rewards (safer roads and a diluted sense of ownership) is enough to entice people to use the App?
I'm not usually one for mantras, however "stay hungry, stay foolish" comes to mind.
One property is threatening the business model of another in a visible way (at least in search engine rankings). I propose that the readership of OkTrends is minimal compared to the wider online dating market, so was this the prudent course of action?
Where did the fantastic "Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating" article from OkTrends go?
A great exit, however. Congratulations to the team.
etc, etc.
I have thus far resisted smart phones and the like as I find ubiquitous connectivity distracting.
Holding a meeting keeps a paper trail of your attempts to solve a problem and dilutes responsibility across all those involved. Hence, despite the fact that all participants likely sit within ten metres of each other a meeting will still be scheduled: complete with calendar invites, hour-length time blocks (as less would not look like the issue is being given sufficient credence) and the scheduling of follow-up meetings.
Additionally, enterprise projects do not consist of harmonious teams. Each team is akin to a project of its own: each with its own corporate structure, politics, budgets, risks and resources. I recently had a manager from one team demand I attend dual hour-long meetings per day for her team. I politely declined, stating that to do so my team would require an additional resource to cover this gap. This did not ingratiate me.