I’ve monetized my eyeballs. Talk Normal to go: the Observer called it “Your new favourite book”, and who am I to disagree? Click on the book to buy it now. Or, listen to me talk about it:
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Love it. Hey let’s touch base on this in a few weeks to see if it’s gotten any traction.
I worked in technology for the first part of my career, then I went into consulting, change management stuff. I took a few years off to work in non-profits then got back into it. So, of course, I started by going to networking meetings of all kinds. What I found was that I had no idea what people were saying when I asked them what they did or what they were working on. After a few meetings I discovered that they had just changed the names of the problems, sorry issues/opportunities, I was working on three years earlier. What a relief, I didn’t need to be retrained, just re-jargoned.
Don’t forget “align”. We must align because apparently we can’t “agree” on anything.