Wolfgang Fänderl has been an educationalist and facilitator since his youth. He researched counseling, moderation and participation processes at the University of Munich for Bertelsmann Foundation and works in different methods and coaching networks internationally (e.g., Change Handbook). His view on our asynchronous meeting tool is inspired by the garden
In this post, I would like to take a trip through history, describing in part the world of thought, how timz.flowers came into being, and where I see the potential for further developments. Obviously, we are all living in a phase of rapid change right now. Subjectively, this is expressed
This pandemic has certainly shifted the way that the world works. Global lockdowns stalled in-person connection across the world. And we were all forced into online video conferencing software to connect with colleagues and make progress on our projects. At first, everyone was enthusiastic about this change because the novelty
You want your team to be better, but you’re kind of annoyed by online meetings? They’re inefficient? Exhausting? Poor results? You’re looking for something better? You’re not alone! Millions of people have this problem every day. And then what happens? Along comes breakthrough technology to solve the problem. We’ll show
Have you ever seen the #asyncfirst (async-first) badge on the profiles of LinkedIn or AngelList users? Want to know what’s behind it? Let’s find out. Honestly, who isn’t totally amazed at how quickly and smoothly the whole world was able to switch to remote work in just a few months?
Since COVID shocked us into working remotely, more and more people have come to understand that remote work alone is not the solution. Instead, we need to give people the freedom to decide when they work so they can freely regulate their work-life balance and thus increase their efficiency. And here async video
