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Polls

I run a poll every month or so on a general topic and occasionally run other more specific polls. All polls, past and present, and their results are shown below.

As several people have pointed out to me, the results of polls such as this can be highly skewed and I agree. However, they are a bit of fun and if you keep the context of the web, this site and the Gurteen Knowledge Community

in mind there are some insights to be gained. Even if it is only as I have learnt already - you need to phrase your question and choices very carefully.

	April 2006 Poll Which of the following offer the greatest potential for productivity gains over the next 10 years?
	July 2005 Poll People differ on their views about human nature & knowledge sharing. What do you think?
	June 2006 Poll Which view of knowledge do you find the more pragmatic?
	November 2005 Poll Are you using an RSS News Reader?
	January/September 2007 Poll What primarily drives your engagement at work?
	December 2005 Poll What prevents you from taking a more active part in online discussion forums?
	July/August 2006 Poll Do patents help protect innovation or hinder it?
	May 2006 Poll What is the main reason you do not share your knowledge more freely?
	Current Poll Will Facebook displace LinkedIn as "the social network for business"?
	September 2005 Poll What do you think of Wikis?
	October 2005 Poll Do you think people should be rewarded for sharing their knowledge?
	August 2005 Poll What do you think of blogging?
	September/October/November 2006 Poll What are your podcasting habits?
	January 2006 Poll Does your organization have a KM initiative underway?
	February/March 2006 Poll Which of the following best describes your reaction to small group work in workshops?

If you are interested in Knowledge Management, the Knowledge Café or the role of conversation in organizational life then you my be interested in this online book I am writing on Conversational Leadership

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