August 5th, 2008
Who is leading the Web 2.0 Revolution in Canada? Jiibe.com is #12
by gscott [permalink]
http://www.kpmg.ca/en/news/pr20080711.html
(Toronto, July 15, 2008 ) - KPMG and Backbone magazine congratulate the top twenty winners of the first annual ‘PICK20′ Awards, the only national roundup of Canada’s up-and-coming Web 2.0 pioneers who are leading the 2.0 evolution of the Web. These new emergent online social platforms designed to link individuals to each other, are now increasingly being used to connect companies to both partners and clients.
The PICK20 Winners for 2008 are as follows:
- Club Penguin - www.clubpenguin.com
- FreshBooks - www.freshbooks.com
- ConceptShare - www.conceptshare.com
- Cambrian House - www.cambrianhouse.com
- Smallthought Systems’ Dabble DB - www.dabbledb.com
- Octopz - www.octopz.com
- Open Text - www.opentext.com
- Kaboose - www.kaboose.com
- Standout Jobs - www.standoutjobs.com
- NowPublic - www.nowpublic.com
- blogTO - www.blogto.com
- Jiibe - www.jiibe.com
- Something Simpler - www.somethingsimpler.com
- Mob4Hire - www.mob4hire.com
- MovieSet - www.movieset.com
- b5media - www.b5media.com
- SmartHippo - www.smarthippo.com
- ThoughtFarmer - www.thoughtfarmer.com
- Protagonize - www.protagonize.com
- Store Ops-Center - www.opterus.com
November 20th, 2007
Inventables - What a Great Concept!
by gscott [permalink]
Here is one of our most interesting Jiibing companies. One of their Jiibe summaries is, “Like back in the wild west, this company is focused on the frontier of new discoveries…” That can’t be any more appropriate for this company - Click here to see their CEO Zack Kaplan talk about the concept. I am sure it is an extremely creative place to work.
Check out their Jiibe:
[See the summary] [What’s yours?] ![]()
I would work there. Wouldn’t you? Do u Jiibe?
November 14th, 2007
Articles Written about Jiibe
by gscott [permalink]
Here are all of the articles that we have found about Jiibe. Some of them are written in languages that I do not understand which I find all the more interesting.
Alexei@Nitobi » Blog Archive » Jiibe Badge now available!
Jiibe.com - Job-Match Service Gets Personal - KillerStartups.com
career advice blog & podcast - Jobacle.com BLOG - Free Job Matchmaking With Jiibe
jiibe.com - employment culture measured by a social network | Peter Vandenabeele
Wat is jouw ideale bedrijfscultuur? Ontdek het in Jiibe at Erno Hannink
Visionwiz: Jiibe is a new job-match service that is based on user-generated content
Jiibe, crea tu perfil mediante preguntas y recibirás un listado de empresas ideales
Job Search Matches By Personality | Gear Live
Dave Johnson » Blog Archive » How Do You Jiibe?
Holy Moly » Blog Archive » Jiibe helps people find or create a better workplace
The Employee Factor: What’s Your Culture? Find Out at Jiibe!
October 29th, 2007
Jiibe Badge
by gscott [permalink]
We have just added a new Jiibe Badge for our Jiibers. So sign up, do a Jiibe and show off your badge. Here is my ideal Jiibe Badge:
[See my summary] [What’s yours?] ![]()
To add this to your blog simply follow these steps:
- 1) Log in to Jiibe.com
- 2) Go to My Jiibe Page
- 5) Paste the code into the appropriate space on your blog or website.
October 18th, 2007
Happy at Work from Pecha Kucha
by gscott [permalink]
It is so true that happy people, and in turn companies, at work will outperform those competitors where the people are less happy. Seems obvious, but a challenge to achieve. This is a presentation by Alexander Kjerulf from positivesharing.com
This is interesting too, does social software make you happy?October 18th, 2007
Do you Jiibe? We have launched our beta!
by gscott [permalink]
We have launched our beta only a few days ago and we have been getting some great buzz. Check it out at www.jiibe.com. Here is a great write up from our new friend Alexander - the Chief Happiness Officer:
Do you jiibe? You should!
What’s the corporate culture like in your current workplace? What’s the ideal corporate culture for you? How much of an overlap is there between the current and your ideal? In what other companies could you find more of a match and be happier at work?
That’s what a great new website, jiibe.com can help you find out.
I’ve been fooling around with it and I love it! It’s really simple - the website asks you a series of questions, and you tell it how things are at your current company and how you’d ideally like them to be.
At the end you get a description of your ideal corporate culture and a list of the companies that match it best - based not on how those companies define themselves but on how other jiibe users rated their workplaces… go to http://positivesharing.com/2007/10/do-you-jiibe-you-should to see the whole article.
October 15th, 2007
August 12th, 2007
Dynamic Office Space
by gscott [permalink]
Think Dynamic!
When designing your office space think dynamic! This Dubai project is a radical example of the power of a space that can adapt to ones personal whim, only in Dubai, however the power of it is obvious.
Design for Play, for Creativity
Children can teach us lessons in creativity and innovation. I remember my professor, from Sociology 101, telling us about the most popular playground in Europe. It wasn’t full of jungle gyms and swings, it was full of lumber, boxes and rope. The kids invented their own worlds on the spot and it was reassembled into something new the next day. Your office needs to have elements that allows the staff to express themselves or to suit their tasks for that day.
Dynamic Office
I don’t believe that one can hard code the perfect space. It needs to be adaptable. Allow those in the space to move it and design it based on their own moods, projects, or friendships. Some of these ideas can be found in this space used by Innovation Lab (http://www.innovationlab.net/sw17052.asp) in Copenhagen. This design is well within reach of most companies.
Now imagine your office space to be inspired by the same dynamics. Knowledge workers need quiet space to concentrate however they share ideas, brainstorm and overcome hurdles better in open spaces. The most effective office design will accommodate those elements.
Read this article for more insight - http://hbswk.hbs.edu/archive/4991.html.
August 12th, 2007
July 20th, 2007
Orange Mobile’s Cambridge R&D Office - a photoset on Flickr
by gscott [permalink]
If I find a nice office online I will write a quick blog about it.
A well designed office can go a long way to improving company morale. Check out these photos of Orange Mobile’s Cambridge R&D Office - a photoset on Flickr.




