Something of a run-away winner in this months vote. Well done to Shane O'Leary who won with his post: Dear Planners, trying to sound smart actually makes you look stupid. Shane - you join the hall of fame. My thanks to everyone that took part.
Post of the Month - September 2017 - The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. So our vote this month is between:
A Driving Lesson by Phil Adams
From Clapping to Likes, and Back Again by Matt Locke
The Six Fundamental Concepts of Systems Thinking by Leyla Acaroglu
Dear Planners, trying to sound smart actually makes you look stupid by Shane O'Leary
Writing Propositions Is All About The Writing from Mark Pollard
And you can vote below:
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Post of the Month - September 2017 - Nominations
It's Post of the Month time. If you have any posts that you've read over the past month and thought were particularly good please do nominate them in the comments below or direct. As always I've set out a short starting list below but do add to these and I will put the full list up for a vote when I've got a good number. So my starting list is:
A Driving Lesson by Phil Adams
From Clapping to Likes, and Back Again by Matt Locke
The Six Fundamental Concepts of Systems Thinking by Leyla Acaroglu
Please do add to these nominations.
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Post Of The Month - August 2017 - The Winner
Another close vote in this month's Post of the Month vote, but in the end it was Martin Weigel who (just about) won it with his post on How to Stop Professionalising Ourselves to Death. So well done Martin - you join the hall of fame. My thanks to everyone who nominated and voted.
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Post of the Month - August 2017 - The Vote
Thanks for the nominations. So our vote this month is between:
How to Stop Professionalising Ourselves to Death by Martin Wiegel
From blockchain to drones, we need to stop obsessing about tech megatrends by Russell Davies
What's in a brand? by Pats McDonald
Digital is Having a Midlife Crisis. The Way Forwards is Experimentation from Thomas Wagner
An Open email to New CDOs: How to Ace Your First 100 Days by Antony Mayfield
How Sutherland's Law of Bad Maths Could Solve Nightmare Train Commutes by Rory Sutherland
If I Ran a Newspaper by Jeff Jarvis
And you can vote below:
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Only Dead Fish is a blog and digital consultancy run by Neil Perkin. Neil is the author of Building The Agile Business (Kogan Page, April 2017), and the co-creator of the Fraggl Twitter curation app.
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