In brief

Dominic Sayers is a director working in the IT department of a multinational investment bank. He is interested in how people collaborate in large organisations, in particular the challenges of communicating across hierarchical structures.

Dominic Sayers

Contacting me

The email address below is public and consequently gets a lot of spam. It might be better to use one of the other methods listed here to get in touch with me.

Email me Email me

View Dominic Sayers's LinkedIn profileGo ahead and introduce yourself to me on LinkedIn.

You can also leave a comment on my blog or on one of the other sites listed on the right hand side of this page.

I am interested in improving the quality of this site. If you have any suggestions for changes or additions then there is a wiki version here. Go ahead and express yourself. It would be polite to create an account before you do so.

 

My resume

It's possible I could be of service to you. I am happy to discuss anything that has some intrinsic interest.

Welcome

This site is intended for the small but highly intelligent and good-looking group of people who are interested in Dominic Sayers. As far as I can tell there is only one adult Dominic Sayers in the whole world so yes, I am the one you are looking for.

If you are interested in what I write then you can keep up-to-date with my current thoughts in my blog. Below is a guide to some of the subjects I have written about in the past.

 

Writing

Tagging and social software
Tagging and social software
Organizations and technology
Organizations and technology

Rage and other stuff
Rage and other stuff

 



External content

My blog


View Dominic Sayers's profile on LinkedIn

www.flickr.com

 

Other clues

del.icio.us My links on del.icio.us
My feeds
What I've been listening to
My family
...and other animals

 

Namespace

Twitter
Pownce
LibraryThing
StumbleUpon
Bebo
MySpace
LiveJournal
Tumblr
Lyro

 

Identity

Dominic SayersOpenID on this site
Dominic SayersMyOpenID
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Dominic Sayers

 

 

Thanks to Hugh MacLeod for the category images. More of his stuff can be found here:

 

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