00:45:19	Andrew Williams:	Irrational or values based?
00:45:33	Jardena London:	@ Andrew I had the same reaction.
00:53:26	Andrew Williams:	Yes - there don't seem to be many new ideas / models.  That's why in last year's virtual conference the network analysis was so fascinating.  I think that is where leading edge thinking / research should go
00:56:27	Jeanna Kozak:	I didn’t read for first time ever because I was busy foraging for food however it occurs to me that we should question assumption that organizations are structure. Maybe follow where we are headed with workspace, where work is a point in time vs a point in space
00:58:03	Andrew Williams:	The very concept of workplace  vs home is fascinating. When we were (all) farmers / hunter gatherers what was work what was home?
00:58:48	Jardena London:	@Andrew - great study from MIT, they call this “Context collapse”. https://s3.amazonaws.com/marketing.mitsmr.com/offers/FL2021/62370-MITSMR-Cognizant-Report-2021.pdf
00:59:39	Jackie Brown:	Thanks @jardena. - context collapse is something that absolutely was amplified in this period in time
01:06:48	Jeanna Kozak:	https://www.wired.com/story/the-secret-essential-geography-of-the-office/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=every%20office&utm_campaign=Enews%20BOTW%202/12/2021 - good perspective on office as place of meaning, following theory about how people attach meaning to place. Honestly I literally never understood why people want to go to the office until I read this. I’ve spent decades thinking they are dreary, freezing, hassle to get to etc.
01:25:01	Jackie Brown Dublin:	@mike Systems Thinking for social change by Stroh could be interesting for you to look at
01:26:43	Andrew Williams:	Thank you Bill!
01:27:05	Jackie Brown Dublin:	Thank you everyone for allowing me to participate in the group - very happy to have been here today