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Knowledge Workers
"Those three elements, analysis, synthesis
into a process of production, and feedback control, are particularly
important in knowledge work. For knowledge work by definition does not
result in a product. It results in a contribution of knowledge to somebody
else. The output of the knowledge worker always becomes somebody else's
input. It is, therefore, not self-evident in knowledge work, as it is
in making a pair of shoes, whether the work has results or not. This
can be seen only by projecting backward from the needed end results.
At the same time, knowledge work, being intangible, is not controlled
by its own progress. We do not know the sequence of knowledge work in
the way we know--at least since Taylor and Gantt--the sequence of manual
operations. Knowledge work, therefore, needs far better design, precisely
because it cannot be designed for the worker. It can be designed
only by the worker."
- Peter F. Drucker, Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices,
1985
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Recognizing individual
knowledge workers throughout MG Taylor's VaueWeb community who exemplify
through practice the ability to facilitate group genius. The Group Genius
Awards will be presented twice a year - at the Spring and Fall Equinox - beginning
in March, 2000.
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Indicates individual who has been nominated to recieve the
Group Genius Seal. |
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Indicates individual has been awarded the Group Genius Seal. |
Current State |
Knowledge Worker |
Date Nominated/Awarded |
Comments |
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Derek Stobaugh
Network Knowledge Worker |
N: January 03, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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Stepping up to designing, developing, facilitating
and transferring workshops for the DTE community. Derek is using his gifts
to help transform a culture, fostering ownership and celebration. Derek
has combined the Domains 2,
6 and 7
to help recreate an entire department of DTE. |
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Doug Cantrell
Network Knowledge Worker |
N: January 03, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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Stepping up with excellence across
a broad range of knowledge worker roles. Doug's skill set ranges from setting
environment, writing assignments, managing the knowledge base, facilitating
teams, trouble shooting technical systems, building web sites to music faciltation.
He's developed deep MG Taylor memes and the ability to transfer them to
others. |
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Alicia Bramlett
Network Knowledge Worker |
N: January 03, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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Stepping up to making a difference
in our Navigation Center
work. Alicia uses her special talents to facilitate the core BHA and DTE
teams. She works as a transition
manager through her art by bringing meaning and context to the MG Taylor
modeling language for
all participants. Alicia is also creating a web site to be shared by the
larger MG Taylor community of the art generated from the different communities
of practice. |
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Robert Darling
Network Knowledge Worker |
N: March 06, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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Robert has consistently stepped
up with magic and artistry, creating environments and processes that release
group genius in new and interesting ways. |
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Lisa Piazza
MG Taylor Core Team |
N: March 06, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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Lisa has stepped up with a steady
hand, calm mind, high expectations, and follow-through, facilitating the
emergence of individual and group genius. |
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Bob Kraska
MG Taylor Core Team |
N: March 06, 2000
A: March 23, 2000
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For always stepping up to creating
"the best possible experience"... and doing this by giving just
enough organization to maintain boundaries and plenty of space to release
group genius. |
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