Advice for an OS for learning & sharing for software developers
Harold Shinsato
harold at SHINSATO.COM
Mon Jan 14 10:20:25 PST 2008
Dear Owen,
Thank you, it's such an honor to get a reply directly from you. I think my
issue is faith in myself and in the process. I've read the book (some
chapters more than once). I think maybe I just needed to hear it again in a
different way to help me "get" it. I appreciate the encouragement. I've
seen Open Space work in other scenarios and I just need to trust that people
will bring the topics that they care about. But I keep thinking I have to
"do" something to make it work, to allow people to bring questions or topics
like "How can we lead in a 50K Conglomerate?" and not just some engineering
topic that they had to spend a week preparing a powerpoint based on their
prior experience, which is the "box".
It's like an ugly itch in the brain, but is there some way to help me quiet
it down? I keep seeing this image of me opening the space and then no one
filling in any topic cards, or just a few that didn't get put in the first
tracks. Has anyone had experience in a similar situation for 30-50
engineers in a single department but working on different projects?
Harold
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