FWD50 took place on November 6-8, 2023 in Ottawa's Lansdowne Park. See the Agenda.
There have been 272 posts and 905 favourites with the hashtag #fwd50 on Mastodon.
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(8)Actually, and more disturbingly, what if governments advertised like all these private healthcare providers that have been trying to get my business lately...
Not pleased by them, by the way. Seem to be the answer to the question, "what if I paid taxes, but only for things that benefit me directly" but I also don't begrudge anyone who can't get service from the existing public system.
My own reflection is that I don’t yet know how to put my own oxygen mask on first. Being in the government since 2014, working on #GCData, has been being chronically burned out for 9 years and not always feeling like I’ve made a difference. I keep coming back because it’s worth it, but I worry it won’t continue to be up to me unless I change my own how as well. #gcdigital #DigitalTransformation #fwd50
Perennial FWD50 expert, workshop organizer extraordinaire, and former Mattel creative lab organizer Ramy Nassar returns to #FWD50 with workshop on designing for resilience, exclusively online. https://www.fwd50.com/speaker/2056/ramy-nassar
I honestly had never heard the complicated/complex split - complex systems can't be fully known in the way that complicated systems can.
"Trust is built by doing what you say you're doing to do. it's built by delivery" - Catherine Luelo #fwd50
As the executive director of product of Alberta, Blair Neufeld's role is to re-imagine how government delivers services to Albertans by designing and developing products with small agile teams. He'll discuss practices and tools to attract, retain and develop digital talent at #FWD50! https://www.fwd50.com/speaker/2013/blair-neufeld
I need to watch a recording to catch up but that 58% stat about who can log into MSCA accounts is wild.
So, I'm not sure if this is a #FWD50 post or not, but I'll flag it. It's not entirely unrelated.
For reasons within myself I don't quite understand, I keep looking at premium credit cards. They're so shiny!
What gets me isn't the rewards as much as the insurance and perks. I would be part of clique that supports me and, if anything goes wrong, they've got my back*. Scammed, we'll get your money back. Trip is delayed, we'll cover hotels. Rent a car, we'll back up your insurance.
