9 Collaborators Webisode 1 : Dinosaurs Walk Among Us
Meet Kevin, our resident Central Desktop dinosaur.
Ever since he scored “Dinosaur” on our 9 Types of Collaborators quiz, we’ve been giving Kevin a hard time (in good fun) about not having a smart phone. He’s even embraced his new nickname T-Rex – or in some circles K-Rex – by updating his profile pic in CD to a T-Rex and making a special appearance at the end of our video.
In all seriousness though, we know Kevin’s score of “dino” on the quiz doesn’t mean he’s not tech-savvy. One of the best things about the 9 Types of Collaborators is that we can lightheartedly point out traits we hadn’t noticed before. And what this quiz does reveal is Kevin’s work/collaboration style.
Dinosaurs tend to:
- Be habitual
- Resist change
- Like the “old school” way of doing things
But there are also strengths the dinosaur brings to the table, such as:
- Deep knowledge
- Pressure to make sure everything is relevant and easy to use (They’re the best gauge of user-friendliness.)
- Consistency
We thought it’d be fun to introduce you to the real-life versions of the types of collaborators as a reminder that there are dinosaurs, socialites, ringleaders, executives, skeptics, experts, taskmasters, siloists and stealth ninjas all around us.
We’ll begin with our first webisode, “Dinosaurs Walk Among Us.” Enjoy!
Grace Kang
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