Recession or revolution

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Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Rob has some punchy things to say about the recession suggesting that people simply aren’t going to go back to the kind of jobs they did before.

This is not your usual recession. It is a work revolution.

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links for 2010-11-17

blog at izs.me: TSA Success Story The pushback against body scanners continues. Viv McWaters – Selling Facilitation "I am not selling a tool or a process or a method or

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Libel reform

Richard Wilson writes about the urgency of libel reform in the UK and the likelihood of rich vested interests lobbying to block it. I’m happy to join today’s mass blog

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Sign of the times

Martin Oetting at Consumer Empowerment found this little gem. In a local campaign in the US GM brand Pontiac used a rather unique call to action: “Don’t take our word