How do you Get People to Contribute Their Knowledge… by Incentivising them? You don’t says David Gurteen – it just puts them off, makes things worse. David says “Stop doing
things to people and start to work with them!” Rather than “Hello I am
here to help you!” (Oh yea!) Take the attitude “Hello, lets talk and
see how we can better work together.”
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