Links of the Week (4/6/16)
Those of us in nonprofits and/or cultural institutions groan/roll eyes at the idea of a "personal brand," but what's so wrong about having an idea of yourself and where you want to be?
Robert J Weisberg
Could museums use a bit more (internal) controversy?
What controversial architecture—and what really gets built—can teach museums about internal discussions and decision-making.
Discuss: Some Digital Publishing Points (4/1/16)
The latest from the (so-called) death-grip struggle between print and digital publishing.
Links of the Week (3/30/16)
Links from the week of March 30, 2016, featuring articles on community, transparency, and empathy.
Just How Different a Workplace is a Museum?
Can evolving workplace practices in the business world be applied to mission-driven non-profits like museums?
Discuss: Collaboration and Silos (3/25/16)
Collaborating our way out of workplace silos is all the rage … or is it? What are some responses to the collaboration conundrum?
Links of the Week (3/23/16)
The New York Times tells us that art books are surviving in a digital world. Whew! Also, jetpacks, leisure, and teamwork.
Who's in the (Art) House?
Museums have had artist residencies for a while. Why not other kinds of creators as well?
Discuss: Employee Happiness (3/18/16)
There are plenty of reasons workers can't be happy (such as, oh, email), but you can't say companies aren't trying. Well, you can, but …
Links of the Week (3/16/16)
Links to articles on book-designer-editor collaboration, staff diversity at Slack, and change and transformation in publishing.