creating ANTHROCUBEOLOGY ... over here - sharing ideas about re-contextualizing workspace communities - exploring how peer-to-peer shared interactions can affect workspace cultural shifts.visit me on being an anthrocubeologist and @anthrocubeology where i mash-up my interests behavior design and servant leadership - inspired by improvisation. i share my observations, perspectives, and stories about interactions, workspaces, and choices.
with more than 40 years in a variety of work spaces - doing chores at home, working part-time jobs during high school and college, volunteering (while employed and unemployed), owning a consultancy, and serving the public and private sectors - i have come to realize that, in addition to my chemical engineering college degree, i am earning an advanced degree through lifelong learning -
anthrocubeology: the anthropology of cubeopolis
anthropology, as defined (over here) by the american anthropological association, includes the traditional sociocultural anthropology, biological (or physical) anthropology, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology.
cubeopolis (kyu-BOP-oh-liss) - def: 1. (the manner of naming greek city-states, that is, “-polis” -meaning city, citizenship or of the people) cubicle city, may also be referred to as cube farm. 2. collection of workspaces.i ponder the sociocultural experience, the physical setting, and decisions each person makes to connect or disconnect with others in cubeopolis.
learn more at anthrocubeology.com.
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