Yves Cavarec
Jul 23, 2017 · 1 min read

Hey Pete, I don’t have the chance to know you since I am in the “morning” part of the cohort. Well I’m going to tell you about what I feel when reading your article. I will be very straight. Excuse me. It is just the feedback of a non-US supporter.

The beginning of your article is very descriptive, which is useful for a good knowledge of the CLOU. Then I’d like to draw your attention on the vocabulary that you use :

  • Mission: “I am participating” “I am here to contribute”
  • Activities: “ I will participate fully by attending”
  • Metrics: “Colleagues will see me participating in all scheduled activities”
  • Time: “spend at least six hours each week”
  • etc.

I find it very clear about facts. But at the end I have no idea about what you feel. Is it a pleasure or a torture? Maybe you try to protect yourself. And I would understand.

But I would like so much to know who you are and why you are here. Personally, I do not care about autopsy reports, even when they are understandable, clean, and filled-up zealously.

I hope I am not too hard.

    Yves Cavarec

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    Project manager, I am also passionate and curious about organizations of work, change management, and managment systems