Sentences with phrase «in gapingvoid»

But it's hard to imagine a truly dynamic company like Google bringing in Gapingvoid — their famously positive office culture arises organically, from employees who have ample freedom to create (the free food doesn't hurt, either).

In fact, you can find plenty of shallow platitudes in the Gapingvoid online store: «A story without love is not worth telling.»

[Sent out earlier in the gapingvoid newsletter etc:] Picasso, the greatest painter of the twentieth century, didn't sit around on his rear end all day,...

They're «Hugh Cards» — as in Gapingvoid Gallery that are drawn from the extensive library of cartoons by my old friend Hugh MacLeod.

Maybe you can put them in your gapingvoid wiki, and let us tag them; Or maybe start a Flickr album or something...

Not exact matches

My good friend whom I've never met but have received tons of encouragement from, Matt Calthrop in the UK, went to an event where Hugh MacLeod of gapingvoid was speaking.

When I first started putting up cartoons onto gapingvoid in 2001, they were in a small, 400 - pixel - wide format, just like the «Love Letter» cartoon you see above.

Founded in 2008 with business partner Jason Korman, Gapingvoid Ltd. has created custom art work for some of the largest, companies in the world, including Intel, HP, Microsoft, Roche, Zappos, VMWare and VW - and is hung in over 5,000 companies around the world.

When Jason and I launched Gapingvoid and I became an artist full time, this lesson from 1990's Chicago stood us in good stead from the start.

Since I often find myself talking new technologies with clients and colleagues, and often get a lot of resistance to change, both in using new tools and changing habits, this piece from gapingvoid resonated with me, on both sides...

In this episode of the Gape Into The Void Podcast Hugh and Jason have a chance to catch up with Internet phenomenon, Gary Vaynerchuk, a long - time friend of gapingvoid.

This is what I meant when Paul Barron asked me, what's next for gapingvoid, in that terrific video interview he did earlier this year [Towards the end, about 19» 15» into it].

Laura holds a degree in Business Management from Royal Holloway University of London, it was creating the retail side of gapingvoid completely from scratch that taught her the expertise she has today.

Johnno's been building and hosting gapingvoid since its inception in 2001.

Fun fact: we're just over 50 % in women to men here at Gapingvoid Culture Design Group.

This t - shirt gig got us thinking at gapingvoid Central, why can't Valentines» Day (a big day in our calendar, already) be an opportunity to go beyond Romance, to communicate to those who matter to you, that they matter, that you care, and that we are all in this together?

And then he graciously posed in front of the piece now proudly hanging in his office [with gapingvoid props scattered everywhere, tongue slightly in cheek etc etc.].

«Social Object» given a small mention etc. [From «Free Cartoons As Social Objects»: May, 2008] When I first started putting up cartoons onto gapingvoid in 2001, they were in a small, 400 - pixel - wide format, just like the «Love Letter» cartoon you see above.

[Hugh MacLeod is a cartoonist and co-founder of gapingvoid, a company specializing in creating art to affect real business outcomes and corporate culture for companies like Microsoft and Zappos.

Professor Snowden collaborates with Gapingvoid in the areas of narrative data collection, scalable organizational change and enterprise narratives as a tool for alignment.

As gapingvoid grows (And it's grown A LOT in the last two years), our science gets better and better.

With the help of gapingvoid and my business partner, my co-founder Jason Korman, I ended up doing very well by it, as did a few of my friends in the same space.

If gapingvoid stands for anything, it stands for bringing more love, in the most meaningful sense of the word, to the workplace.

[This went out in the newsletter at the weekend, written by my business partner, gapingvoid CEO Jason Korman.]

-LSB-...] Brian Solis has an excellent guest post on gapingvoid which discusses courage in the face of unpredictable and relentless change: It Takes Courage -LSB-...]

Prior to becoming COO at Gapingvoid, Jessica was Director of a Lean Six Sigma management consulting firm where she restructured Fortune 100 business operations, healthcare facilities, and created job growth on behalf of governments in high - unemployment areas.

Founded in 2006 with business partner Jason Korman, MacLeod's company, Gapingvoid Ltd. has created custom art work for some of the largest, companies in the world, including Intel, HP, Microsoft, Roche, Zappos, VMWare and VW - and is hung in over 5,000 companies around the world.

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Ever since MacLeod sent the cartoon to Clayton and posted it on his blog, gapingvoid (www.gapingvoid.com) more than a year ago, the «blue monster» character has become an unofficial corporate mascot among many Microsoft employees, posted in cubicles, printed on business cards and T - shirts, and added to e-mail signatures.

-LSB-...] InspireInspireInspire [This went out in the newsletter at the weekend, written by my business partner, gapingvoid CEO Jason Korman.]

-LSB-...] is the cartoonist Hugh MacLeod in his blog gapingvoid.

Here's how to supercharge your event: The gapingvoid team was engaged by TechCrunch to create a range of content for the 2012 TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco.

gapingvoid: why i prefer windows to macintosh There's lots of fun stuff in this post.

For well over a decade, Gapingvoid friend Jon Husband has been preaching the idea of «Wirearchy»... i.e. in the future, companies will start organizing themselves around centralized...

-LSB-...] in the market, not in the spreadsheet» gapingvoid via gapingvoid.com [«Adding Value», which I sent out in the newsletter recently.

The gapingvoid style in large format sounds great.

When I first started putting up cartoons onto gapingvoid in 2001, they were in a small, 400 - pixel - wide format, just like the «Love Letter» cartoon you...

Thanks to Hewlett Packard for giving gapingvoid the opportunity to live in a place it hasn't yet i.e. the complex and mysterious world of cybersecurity i.e. the world where the hackers live and thrive happily.

In short, women are now calling the shots on gapingvoid.

-LSB-...] how to be creative Gapingvoid So you want to be more creative, in art, in business, whatever.

I hope that Twitter reserves the gapingvoid user id — sort of like a sports team retiring a player's number — for you in case you decide to return someday.

This made me so happy: My friend, Robert Scoble sent me a photo of the big gapingvoid print they have up on the wall in the Rackspace customer briefing room.

I first started playing with the idea of «Smarter - Conversations» way back in 2004, the same year gapingvoid really started getting traction in the blogopsphere.

Though we at gapingvoid contend that if HR is aligned in a deep and meaningful way with the actual mission of the company (assuming the company actually has mission worth believing in, of course), their job will be a lot easier and exciting for all concerned.

-LSB-...] building bridges between aspiration and consummation gapingvoid In Uncategorized on April 20, 2010 at 13:06 via gapingvoid.com -LSB-...]

We teamed up with author Brian Solis and the imaginative team at Gapingvoid to bring you this guide to breaking through in a world where 95 % of content fails to connect.

To those who don't know us well, gapingvoid just appears to be in the business of selling Hugh's cool illustrations.

Gapingvoid placed art in high communication points, such as hallways and the front desk.

Johnson, the Michigan lawyer, also says he puts more upbeat Gapingvoid cartoons in the common areas, keeping the more cynical ones for his own office.

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