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Things are continuing to grow here at Anecdote and we are again looking for someone to join our little crew.
We would love to work with
- someone passionate about people; you love working with people, you’re interested in how people work in organisations; and you share our desire to restore humanity to the forefront of organising and organisations.
- a person with 5 or more years working experience; it would be good if you had a degree in a people-related discipline (for example, organisational psychology, anthropology, KM, HR);
- someone who has sound consulting experience and can work with clients to understand their needs and deliver against them;
- someone who will enthusiastically embrace the Anecdote operating principles of: do good things; look after each other; and have a go.
- a person with a great attitude to work, to life: this is far more important than skills.
What we will do for you
- We will train you in all our techniques such as narrative collection, sensemaking, intervention design, storytelling, social network analysis, communities of practice development, and fostering knowledge transfer.
- Provide a diversity of project types and activities that will stretch you and help you learn at a cracking pace.
- Good coffee, great conversations and meeting and working with interesting people.
What you will be doing at Anecdote
- Helping to develop and refine our sensemaking approaches based on our work in organisations, big and small, public and private sector.
- Project activities including interviewing, focus group facilitation, research, presentations, and logistics.
- Meeting and working with outstanding people who form part of the Anecdote global network of collaborators.
Is this you? Are you interested?
Then …
Send a 3 page pdf that conveys your outstanding attributes and why you should be part of the Anecdote team to jobs@anecdote.com.au
We will close the call for submissions on 27 April 2007.
You will need to live in either Canberra, Melbourne or Sydney for this job.
As you would expect, Anecdote provides a collegiate working environment. We’re a small, close-knit team that collaborates without ego or arrogance. Have a browse through our website and get a feel for the company you will be joining. Our perspectives, priorities and thoughts are published here and we think they provide insight into Anecdote’s philosophy.
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Comments
Like what you are saying but the only degree I hold past high school is cosmetology which is beutician and I never worked at that . I just have a God dependency and I ask help all day long from him for even the most minor things and he usually gives them to me . I wrote a book which doesn't sell International Book Of Love a Dolls Like Us book by Sharon Wortman . Which says over and over again that love is the strongest force on Earth .
Posted by: sharon wortman farnham at March 27, 2007 9:31 PM
you should start a branch in NYC US.
We love all things down under already.
DAvid Rock, an Aussie, is doing very well.
Come on over. Short of threats and such it is a grand old town.
Mike Barr
Posted by: Mike at July 18, 2007 9:51 AM
We might just do that! Don't be surprised when we drop you an email looking for a place to stay :-)
Posted by: Shawn at July 18, 2007 6:54 PM
Are you thinking of hiring in the UK?
Posted by: Priya Banati at August 21, 2007 10:34 PM
Hi Priya, At this stage we are focussed on Australia and New Zealand but we do plan to come to the UK and start a branch. You will see the announcement on our blog.
Posted by: Shawn at August 23, 2007 6:43 AM
Love the site, love the thinking, a lost art these days. Especially love that you have made a business out of thinking.
Wonderful, I am impressed. I will bookmark and link my blog to you.
Posted by: Greg Berry at September 13, 2007 6:09 PM
Thanks Greg. We appreciate your positive comments.
Posted by: Shawn at September 13, 2007 7:19 PM