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Over the next six weeks I will be collecting data and community feedback around how we use Yammer (effectively and ineffectively), and will report back my findings to the people team and to the Mozilla community. | Over the next six weeks I will be collecting data and community feedback around how we use Yammer (effectively and ineffectively), and will report back my findings to the people team and to the Mozilla community. | ||
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1. | Week 1: Announced project at Monday Meeting. Blog post at [BLANK] with more info about the project. | ||
2 | Week 2: More info coming soon... | ||
==Feedback== | ==Feedback== | ||
Please email Tremaine Kirkman to provide feedback! | Please email Tremaine Kirkman to provide feedback! | ||
I will update weekly as community feedback comes in... | I will update weekly as community feedback comes in... | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 28 July 2014
About
What is the project: This project aims to evaluate Yammer as a communication tool, identify its strengths, weaknesses, and its role within Mozilla.
Why are we doing it: We have a lot of different ways to communicate at Mozilla, and the sheer volume of communication can be overwhelming. The roadblocks to success survey identified communication as a main area of concern. As part of the effort to improve communication, I will examine how our community utilizes Yammer as a tool, what role(s) we expect Yammer to perform, and whether any changes are necessary.
Over the next six weeks I will be collecting data and community feedback around how we use Yammer (effectively and ineffectively), and will report back my findings to the people team and to the Mozilla community.
Updates
Week 1: Announced project at Monday Meeting. Blog post at [BLANK] with more info about the project. Week 2: More info coming soon...
Feedback
Please email Tremaine Kirkman to provide feedback! I will update weekly as community feedback comes in...