This shift increases the likelihood the team finds insights mattering most to the organization.
That you cannot just improve your community, but ones far away even if you never get there — through bridging, through networks, you can have your insights matter.
But to be a vital contributor, we must believe that our opinions and insights matter, and that our knowledge and experience are valuable to someone else.
Each student is expected to question and comment upon the text, to respond to one other's insights, actively taking part in every discussion.... Students know their insights matter; they have something to offer to their peers, and to the life of the text being discussed.
It said that extreme vulgarity would be published only when essential to "insight into matters of great moment -- an insight that cannot be otherwise conveyed".
It takes an average of 4 hours to mine every hour of video for the relevant 10 seconds of insight that matters.
Nor have the very young characters in "Brownies" developed much insight into matters of race, adulthood or a religion that reduces its teachings to acronyms -- Satan, for example, is "Serpent Always Tempting and Noisome".
What I love about this campaign is how Heineken builds brand awareness by tapping into a rich social insight that matters, and re-establishes brand loyalty through positive perception.
Opinions will always differentiate, but the conversation needs to move towards addressing when and how harmful stereotypes are being reinforced within the media, and how more meaningful insight into matters can be made in the future.
The neo-Kuhnian model of the social structure of science, on the other hand, provides insight into matters concerning the rational division of cognitive labor at the level of the scientific community.
