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Transparency, Synergy, and Commonality: Lessons from a Collaborative Project

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This case study details the collaborative efforts of Sedong and Jean L. Gill in their 2012 project focused on transparency, synergy, and achieving commonality within departments. The project began with a commitment to transparency, evolved into collaboration, and aimed for a unified approach in decision-making. Key strategies include maintaining a Q&A document for ongoing communication, tracking exceptions, and fostering accountability. Insights and tips are provided on avoiding past behaviors post-project and committing to ongoing collaborative meetings to ensure sustained synergy and collective accountability.

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  1. 1 fish bowl; 2 hard hats; 3 tires Transparency, Synergy and Commonality Jean L. Gill Assistant Controller, Chancellor’s Office

  2. “Our Special Project from 2012” • This is a case study of Sedong and Jean’s project. • It started with ‘transparency’.

  3. “Our Special Project from 2012” • This is a case study of Sedong and Jean’s project. • It started with ‘transparency’. • It evolved into “synergy”.

  4. “Our Special Project from 2012” • This is a case study of Sedong and Jean’s project. • It started with ‘transparency’. • It evolved into “synergy”. • Will we achieve “commonality”?

  5. The Duo’s Tips • Do keep track of the questions and answers that arise during the project. Our duo compiled a Q&A which was shared with both departments and which has become a handy reference. • Do keep track of the ‘exceptions’ that are discovered; add them to the Q&A document. • Don’t revert to your past behaviors once the project is done. We slipped a few times, making decisions independently when they should have been made jointly. • Do consciously communicate more, after your project is done. Set up recurring meetings and don’t cancel them. • Accept that one department may end up taking on more tasks, as part of reducing the overall work effort.

  6. My direction for 2014 and 2015… • Be transparent and accountable. • Expect public display of information. • Collaborate more. • Be strong and courageous; if it were easy it would already be done. • Foster commonality. • Relinquish nostalgia accounting.