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Play is Work

17th February 2020 Dave Eng 1

Games are a type of work if you think about it. We invest our time in games. We give games our attention and our mental capacities. But why do we do that? What makes play […]

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Time to get serious about Stakeholder Engagement

17th February 2020 Ask Agger 1

HOW MUST-WIN BATTLES FAIL In an ever more complex world, large organisations rely on their ability to react or proactively change through large scale strategic initiatives, or as they are sometimes called, Must Win Battles. […]

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How games do feedback better than your boss

17th February 2020 Ludogogy 2

For most people there is a clear delineation between ‘Work’ and ‘Play’, and with it the sad assumption that ‘Play’ is enjoyable and voluntary, and that ‘Work’, being its polar opposite, is unpleasant, and an […]

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The Dangers of Competition in Workplace Games

15th February 2020 Terry Pearce 2

Bringing Collaboration into Play Right now, gamification and games are so focused on online implementation that you could be forgiven for thinking they’re mainly about tech. But online is just one playing field, and tech […]

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Are You Leading Play in Your Organisation?

15th February 2020 Karen Gargani 4

When did you last play in your organisation ? How often do you leave a meeting room uninspired with the solutions presented ? Do you need a more positive and energised workforce ? Organisations are […]

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