Our most effective knowledge management tool is conversation.
The words we choose, the questions we ask, and the metaphors we use to explain ourselves are what determine our success in creating new knowledge as well as sharing that knowledge with each other.
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- Collective Sense-making Bringing different perspectives together to understand in order to act
- Learn by Talking When speaking we organize cognitively what we know
- Sharing Knowledge Through Conversation Knowledge isn't there the way ore is buried
- Speak with Less Conviction Speaking with conviction inhibits learning
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