The first interview of our Ask the Experts series, which quizzes the leaders of professional communities on how they run their groups successfully. We talk to Marc Wright, Founder of simply-communicate. Tell us a bit about your professional community and why you run it?simply-communicate is the community for internal
Everybody knows that a simple “thank you” can brighten someone’s day. This is just as relevant in the workplace, so why doesn’t it happen more often? A survey of American workers found that almost all respondents would like their co-workers to show more appreciation towards them during the
Duncan Grant, of the Membership Organisation, has produced an excellent report summarising where professional membership organisations are in addressing the challenges and opportunities around member engagement. Key findingsThe report is based on the findings of a number of key research initiatives in recent years. The full version can be viewed
The early yearsThe early years of the internet, after its military origins, were largely about academics and experts sharing information in closed groups. The IP protocol was open but the groups that collaborated and shared were mostly closed or at least curated and controlled access. The internet then entered an
Traditionally places of recreation and socialising, private members’ clubs are increasingly seeing businesspeople and other professionals conduct their conferences, meetings and general work within the premises. A more relaxed alternative to a co-working space, becoming a member at one of these swanky hangouts could be a great addition to a
As you’ve likely heard, change is coming to workplaces. Automation, artificial intelligence (AI), 5G and numerous other technologies will drastically alter the way everyone works. In the future of work, you’ll need a revamped set of skills to remain employable. Being part of a community can help develop
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