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title: "Advice"
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date: 2022-08-13 10:17:00 +0000
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categories: planning, reviews, theories
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author: Diviyesh Patel
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How do you manage it?
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If in doubt, do you cross reference the advice to check if it’s correct?
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Are you the type that will go beyond and give advice to others?
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Could you potentially persuade people within reasons to change their minds?
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Would you give a mini task that will benefit a persons understanding? E.g. Go read something…
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It may just lead to improvements over a pyramid scheme.
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Do you serve the answer on a plate?
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Do you learn anything from it or just repeat what’s being advised?
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Can you think for yourself or does someone need to instigate it to make you think further?
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Now let’s reverse this…
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Splitting a team into teams – some unbalanced.
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Some skilled, some partially skilled, some new, some old.
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When teams think differently – it could be ground breaking or complicated.
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Some systems are just harder then others due to its nature of legacy technologies.
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Some systems have multiple dependencies on services to separate logic out, but long run creating additional work, spending more time on abstraction.
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How about the ignorance?
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Teams focus in many different directions, ignoring the underlying core problem.
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Avoiding conflicts of interests.
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Avoiding being told what to do?
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Avoiding what’s right from wrong, just to do their way.
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When seeing this behaviour for far to long and often.
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Question to you…
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How do you manage it?
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Treat them the same way they treat you?
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Or be different, continue to give advice and let failures happen to prove a point?
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If fails either way, you’ve learnt something new!
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Finally choose the easy way out or tackle the challenge head on?
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One advice, simple and clear.
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Do question, do validate, do cross reference, do assurance with reasons and include facts.
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Aim of the game, make it super clear.
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title: "Looking for Inspiration"
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date: 2023-01-22 08:22:00 +0000
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categories: communication, planning, theories
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author: Diviyesh Patel
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Ever had a thought of just doing something totally different?
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Something that could just improve the current situation?
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Trying to reach out just for ideas?
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Learning something new just by word of mouth?
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Spending time just investigating what’s new?
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Trialing outcomes just to see results?
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Be it something small to just being something much greater.
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Feeling the satisfaction that you’ve just accomplished something new on your own?
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Whilst keeping focus away from multiple directions.
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By directions, the demand for help becoming more of a choir then genuine interests due to lack of knowledge in reading any materials.
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With work life balance, it’s great to just switch off and do something different.
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Be it with independence, with people you know or genuinely new people.
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Spanning across communications between many can help to inspire something different.
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Maybe just, this is what is needed?
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Food for thought moment.
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title: "Looking through the lens…"
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date: 2023-04-25 12:46:00 +0000
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categories: activities, communication, design, development, history, planning, practical, reviews, testing, theories
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author: Diviyesh Patel
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Looking through the lens… with detail.
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Observing by listening and watching to what users have to say.
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Seeing in action, the fast-paced environment.
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The vast amount of tools and systems in use just to get the job done.
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Trying to understand the users current knowledge of features with-in a system vs their limitation on time to understand new or unknown features.
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Again it could be down to multiple reasons, who knows – let’s park those to the side.
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Question: Can this be simplified?
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Gathering all results from various teams and harnessing those results into top line priority.
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Thinking where to apply…
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Quick shortcuts, short enhancements and bug fixes.
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Ways to automate procedures that would prevent repetitive patterns of processes whilst high turn over in work force.
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These are today’s modern business challenges with-in all industries.
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Investigating routes to finding solutions on concerns mentioned.
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Sometimes it’s easy said then done though.
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Finding unusual structures shared between pages and nested within components of a system.
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Seeing a pattern of concern and taking responsibility to rectifying those issues could take time given how often it’s been reused and in several places.
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Having dedicated teams with different skills can help solve these problems, working along aside each other liaising with our users to ease the daily strains away.
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Users are then left to perform their best and take action to help and solve queries as soon as possible.
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#NotForgottenJustBusy #HelpingWhereICan #GotIdeasToShare #ExecuteWhenICan #TheProblemSolversMission #TheCallCentre
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title: "Recognition"
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date: 2023-07-13 12:00:00 +0000
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categories: communication, development, planning, theories
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author: Diviyesh Patel
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It seems apparent, we’re all in it together (teamwork makes the dream work).
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Driving behavioural change in ways that one can understand and adapt (questioning).
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Excluding the word I and including others (individuals, teams, departments or cross platform).
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Making others aware of the context and giving them credit to the situation (a sense of achievement).
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Sharing examples of the past reflections to future enhancements/improvements (simplification of complexities).
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Assessing criteria to clarifying misconceptions (missing any detail).
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Aligning any hasty judgement with an understanding of logics (2 fast, 2 furious – securing knowledge within speed).
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Those logics that cements a clear vision (without needing any visuals).
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A vision that can be easily executed and can also be extended (need 4 speed – keeping in sync with process and progress).
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Clear mind, clear slate, start fresh (ignite acknowledgment amongst others).
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Neither right, nor wrong, hear each other out before proceeding, show examples to reason with and let others clearly see what it is that one is trying to convince.
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Recognise the distinction between the two.

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