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Mindaugas PetrutisJul 20, 20152 min read

Sharing is caring

Having read a couple of good articles on social responsibility and a great story of a homeless man’s CV going viral on Twitter, thought I…

Kate Gaze in The Happy Startup SchoolNov 13, 20155 min read

Don’t let your knowledge gather moss, be a rolling stone

My Dad is a man of many sayings. One of his…

Attila Gajdics in Candy BlogMar 292 min read

What people are saying

They are already Candy-ing the best things from the web.
This is an ongoing list of posts and articles we’re proud of.

Arjun TuliSep 14, 20152 min read

The reason why online learning sucks

Online learning has been kind of a real pain for me. Although there are some amazingly awesome…

Kuldeep ThakreJan 301 min read

Lessons from Davos 2016: Why future-proofing your organization is the most important thing you can…

Karl Mehta

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Dear Karl, truly a wonderful insight on knowledge sharing. Indeed it resonates with the current scenario of digital revolution and how it can play a pivotal role in bringing the much needed Advancement in learning experience for the individuals where the incremental knowledge can offer the needed confidence for ones career advancement. Edcast is…

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Erik SvedinMar 14, 20152 min read

#5 - Stackoverflow / Quantifying knowledge

I love Stackoverflow.

Working as a coder this is one the most powerful resources at your disposal. The possibility to ask a community spread throughout the world when you’re stuck is simply amazing.

Nina FroriepJan 292 min read

The DIY Challenge

Thanks to the internet pretty much anything has an DIY application. But more often than not, we run out of time, before we get anywhere decent.

This is how it goes for me when I opt for the DIY approach on topics out of my comfort zone:

Stan GarfieldJun 30, 20153 min read

Learning to Fly; Why people don’t share knowledge

18-May-06 Archive of Weekly KM Blog by Stan Garfield

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Learning to Fly: Practical Knowledge Management from Leading and Learning Organizations by Chris Collison and Geoff Parcell

Igor M in Don’t Panic, Just HireJan 141 min read

[podcast] Don Melton & Nitin Ganatra: Management

A great discussion about managing people. I do recommend to listen to it.
(A link is to Overcast, since their webpage is a bit messy, and it was easier to find it there).