8020Info specializes in strategic planning, public consultation/ research, & marketing communications.
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vol-18_no-11_July_30-2018
Posted on July 29, 2018 by Rob Wood

In this 8020Info Water Cooler we share tips on strategy development along with ways to prevent collaborative burnout, maximize your networking efforts, stay connected to promising job applicants, and define your identity through narrative. Enjoy!

Let Your Strategy Grow Like Weeds
Preventing Collaborative Burnout
The Value Of A Buyer’s Map
Maximizing Your Networking
Retaining Good Candidates
The Story-Identity Equation


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vol-18_no-7_May_07-2018
Posted on May 6, 2018 by Rob Wood

In this issue of the 8020Info Water Cooler we highlight differences between strategy work and other key activities. You’ll also find notes on marketing to lazy learners and “whales”, and how to boost your productivity. Enjoy!

Your Strategic Plans Probably Aren’t Strategy (Or Plans)
Management Of Whales
Video, Lazy Learners, And Your Organization
Becoming A Super Connector
Boost Your Productivity
Fluid Governance Focus

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vol-17_no-12_Aug_21-2017
Posted on August 20, 2017 by Rob Wood

Achieving Equal Air Time
Creating An Effective Employee Handbook
Michael Jordan And Your Marketing
In Praise Of Procrastination
Reigniting Your Drive For Goals
Seven Trends For Business

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vol-17_no-9_June_19-2017
Posted on June 18, 2017 by Rob Wood

Resilience Is A Team Sport
The Four Behaviours For Executive Success
Stop Assumptions From Undermining Strategy
Rethinking Culture Fit
Changing The Web of Culture
Quick Tips From Around Our Water Cooler

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vol-16_no-10_July_18-2016
Posted on July 17, 2016 by Rob Wood

Ten Questions About Your Data
The Six Layers Of Knowledge
Negotiations Should Never Come Down To Price
Beware Of Hiding Navigation On Web Sites
Finding Competitive Edges
The Multiplier Effect Of Meetings

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