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Sharing Positions and Other Resources

Sharing Positions and Other Resources. Why share?. Money Better services and initiatives Shared philosophy. When to share. Money is available Emergency or deadline Particular community need Explore possibilities. Types of sharing arrangements. Donations Bartering Sharing of costs

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Sharing Positions and Other Resources

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  1. Sharing Positions and Other Resources

  2. Why share? • Money • Better services and initiatives • Shared philosophy

  3. When to share • Money is available • Emergency or deadline • Particular community need • Explore possibilities

  4. Types of sharing arrangements • Donations • Bartering • Sharing of costs • Joint grants

  5. Resources to share: • People • Space • Equipment • Miscellanea

  6. Creating a shared agreement • Take the initiative • Find partners • Be honest and clear • Don't give up • Draft a written agreement • Communicate • Keep reevaluating

  7. Barriers to consider: • Turf issues • Lack of communication • Non-performance

  8. Turf issues: • Consider compatibility beforehand • Plan for collaboration as a whole • Keep real purpose in mind • Compromise • Draft a written agreement

  9. Lack of communication • Work to set up a good system • Specify how it will be used • Have a clear agreement

  10. Non-performance • Partner carefully • Have clear expectations and repercussions • Address problems immediately

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