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Volunteers at work MPs and community workers have praised an online platform that connects and promotes voluntary groups with supporters, volunteers and people needing help. Wiltshire Together was launched by Salisbury-based Wessex Community Action in October using a grant from the National Lottery and already has more than 200 groups and individuals signed up as members. Wessex Community Action chief executive Amber Skyring said the platform is an important tool for charity groups in the wake of the pandemic. “Although the site was created by us, it is completely independent and run ...

Manage products using the uh-oh idea. >> oh, my, yes, indeed. so, there's a researcher named connie gersich at yale whose done research on how project teams work. the idea is when a team has a project, they work in a steady, linear way, and she found that videotaping tons of project teams, audio taping them, watching what they actually do and say, that most teams at the beginning of a project do nothing. they tend to start getting going at the exact midpoint of a project. so if a team that has 34 days to do something, they don't really do anything the first 16 days. on day 17, they say, uh-oh,...

Everything but it's a big thing. >> tell me about this one. manage projects using the uh-oh idea. >> yes indeed. there's a researcher at yale that has done fascinating research on how project teams work. we tend to think when a team has a project they work in a steady linear way. most teams at the beginning of a project do nothing. they tend to start getting going at the exact midpoint of a project. so if a team that has 34 days to do something, they don't really do anything the first 16 days. on day 17 they say uh-oh, we squandered half of our time, we've got to get going. instead of the line...