Ask an engineer what time it is, and he’ll tell you the history of the sundial. Depending on the audience, that can be fascinating . . . or awful. Either way, the example is useful when coaching engineers (and mathematicians, physicists, scientists, etc.) on how to...
Individuals who claim they “thrive on change” are sometimes the first to dig in their heels when a new corporate tool is rolled out. With wiki implementations, early adopters often pay the price by experiencing slower performance, missing features, and...