Posts Tagged ‘Collaboration’

  What is the most important tool or resource a company has? Employees are number one for sure, with customers being a close second. Those are no-brainers. But after that? Some people say it’s a mission statement. We’ll talk more […]

Dialogue is the most effective tool when it comes to communication. It helps us express opinions, thoughts, emotions, ideas, expertise and depending on how good we are with using it, countless other information. We talked a lot about the importance […]

  This weekend I attended June’s Startup Weekend event in Paris. I must say there’s nothing like a startup addicts environment – it gets you all energized and positive! Here’s a brief on how the event is organized: – on […]

  This is a fun post that hits close to home because marketing is this blog writer’s area of expertise. How do marketers and teams of marketers use Quandora? The first question to ask is, what is the marketer’s objective? […]

In my latest post, I talked about the fears that keep employees from asking for help at work. But that’s not the only bug that prevent employees from sharing their knowledge – answering to colleagues’ requests pose similar dilemmas. So […]

  When I was at Google, the best product manager I worked with was named Phil Mui, now chief of product and engineering as an EVP at Acxion. At Google, his role was interesting in that he was at the […]

Our collaboration platform, Quandora, enables organizations to make the best out of their present internal resources, by offering the space and means to capture, centralize and communicate their knowledge, in the most innate way possible: by asking questions. So it all […]

This is the first post in a new ongoing series. Next up will be product managers. If you’d like to share helpful questions or question types from your organization for this series, please email us at info@quandora.com Developers are the […]

The wise man known under the name Dr. House once said: “Just because you don’t know what the right answer is […] doesn’t make your answer right or even okay. It’s much simpler than that. It’s just plain wrong.” Yep, […]

A couple of days ago I met my old friends downtown for a beer, some of them having key positions in successful companies. “I remember how cool it was 5 years ago”, one of them said, thinking about how much […]