Alynd Presents: The Future Of Work Roundtable & Work Hackers Meetup
Event Information
Description
There are so many important conversations to have with so many important people in Austin, TX during that interactive conference down there - but none more important then this one if you are working to build a better tomorrow by contributing towards the Future of Work. This invite only round table discussion will be a more intimate follow on conversation to the Core Conversation from Rawn Shah and Ayelet Baron that is happening at 11am in the Marriot Courtyard entitled "Workhacking Away From Business As Usual".
In addition to Rawn and Ayelet we will be joined by other leading voices who are passionate about building a better future for each of us in our work lives. Building on the conversations happening within the Work Hackers community and from around the world, when we gather together we will explore the key topics that need to be addressed in order to paint a better picture of what success looks like along with a simple blueprint for what it will take to build our future.
As one of the key topics in the Building Our Future video project, we will be recording this event and interviewing as many of the paticipants as possible with the goal of editing our interview footage into an hour long documentary which we will release online and perhaps at film festivals. So if you have important insights to share, are working on building our future of work or are simply tired with business as usual, request an invite to join us for this important conversation. Space is limited as there is limited room at our venue (only 35-40 people are allowed).
Basic Schedule Sunday March 9
- 2-3pm - Work Hacker Meetup, Network over wine/beer/water and healthy snacks, get interviewed
- 3-4pm - Round Table Conversation (additional featured guests to be finalized and announced shortly)
- 4-430pm - Alynd demos as event wraps up with more drinks, conversations and interviews before everyone heads to a great Austin dinner!
Organizer Alynd
Organizer of Alynd Presents: The Future Of Work Roundtable & Work Hackers Meetup
At this round table discussion, Alynd is previewing its soon to be released personal performance management solution that brings a holistic approach to collaboration and reputation management for knowledge workers. With Alynd, we make it easy to manage your commitments to others and their commitments to you, giving you visibility into your capacity for new work and ensuring you maintain the trust you have earned by keeping your word. If top analysts are to be believed (we think they are), its unlike anything you have ever seen.
In Austin is your first chance to see for yourself what we've been working on for the past year and we are excited to share it with you. Like you, we are interested in fixing what's most broken about our work systems and processes, and we believe the solution lies within each of us, or more precisely it is up to each of us. We also believe that Alynd is the foundation upon which the future of work will be built for startups and distributed teams in large corporations. It's particularly powerful for board members, integrated marketing teams and professional service firms.
It begins with a simple premise, if we measure twice and cut once, we will reduce the amount of rework, reduce our wasted time and make work a more rewarding experience for everyone. Practical translation: if we each invest a little more time in getting clarity with each other, then manage our commitment to complete the work by the date/time we promise it will be done, we will all be better aligned, be more productive and be trusted for our integrity and ability. Alynd gives you the ability to manage your commitments, and the power to control your work life by putting collaboration in a more sensible context, not by email folders or by abstract lists, but rather my the promises you have made to others and the promises they have made to you.
Sounds intriguing? Then come see the preview at our Future of Work Round Table and sign up for the alpha waiting list at http://alynd.com/
