Anecdote.com Website Review

the award-winning business book by shawn callahan—founder of anecdote—about mastering business storytelling. learn the business storytelling secrets shawn shares with leaders around the world and now applied in global 1000 companies.. anecdote helps you tap into the natural power of stories to simplify change and make your strategy stick. —founder, story specialist and consultant. shawn ensures our methods are of the highest quality and hell be there to guide your people —storytelling and business. mark has co-created and delivered our workshops and projects since 2004. he helps leadership teams across the globe find practical ways to improve their business with story. based in melbourne. —visual impact. kerenza directs the graphic design crew who ensure the materials we work with and present to the organisation are high quality and have the impact we need. this doesn’t mean just creating glossy materials; it’s more about matching the need to the best —business manager. jane keeps the company back-end running smoothly. she brings our events to life and will ensure your customer experience —communication. cynden is a recent journalism and communication graduate. she tells our story through marketing and social media. she also supports our global partner network in their quest to bring storytelling into business. —words. paul uses his editing and writing expertise to help make our content as engaging and readable as possible, with a minimum of. anecdote is the largest network of business story practitioners in the world. conflict, patterns, problem solving, riot, small thing big difference, success when presented with a problem, its easy to as*ume big interventions will best prompt change. this week’s story suggests that we should think about the small things we can do, before jumping familiarity, insight, mistakes, product development, software people tend to be resistant to change. so, what is the best way to keep people interested in a new product? this story suggests finding a balance between new and familiar features is the answer.  once again,