Away Day

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It really has been a great time to start work at Equator. Yesterday was the company’s away day and rather than the usual ra-ra-ra about targets and motivation and all that it was a good grounding in the company, its values and its principals. It was pretty inspirational stuff and I was delighted/relieved that the company had the same values as myslef.

 

The next few posts are goign to be about these values. Firstly because I think they spread across any company, not just a digital agency and secondly because I feel like I’ve taken these values or granted and I want to explore them a little.

 

Finally I’m going to be making some changes to the blog probably starting in the new year. Nothing too crazy, juts trying to get a focus on what I want to write and why I want to write. I enjoy writing, I find it a good way to clear the head but I need to put some focus on what I do here and why I do it. Going to do some work on that over the next couple of weeks but if you have any suggestions or ideas on what you want to see here please leave a message in the comments.

 

Saturday, December 8th, 2007 Equator

1 Comment to Away Day

  1. “The next few posts are goign to be about these values. Firstly because I think they spread across any company, not just a digital agency and secondly because I feel like I’ve taken these values or granted and I want to explore them a little.”–

    Actually this is the kind of thing I love to read about. Well, that and (just being honest) a little straightforward wankage when it’s truly warranted.

    “I need to put some focus on what I do here and why I do it.”–

    Well, sweetie, like Steven King says, we’re writers, we don’t know where we get our ideas. And really? Much of the time we write we don’t know what it’s really about until a bit after we write it, when we can see more clearly the subtext. I adore writing. It can be very clearing, cathartic, as you say. I would go (the rest of the way) crazy if I couldn’t write something.

    I’ll be checking in from time to time when I can. You do have a pleasing writing voice, that’s part of the reason I visit your blog. Voice is the most difficult part of writing to explain or teach, but you know who gives good voice when you read it. You seem to be a natural at it. Run with it, daddio!

    Have you tried structured free-writing? It can be very self-revealing. Just pick a subject, any subject, and start writing about it. It’ll look random as all get out at first. And then the subconscious kicks in. That’s when it starts getting very, very interesting…

  2. pipkin on December 9th, 2007

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