We've all seen the many blog posts on the benefits of storytelling and learning. But I wonder if it's beneficial in a corporate business setting where workers just want the information they need, fast, so they can get back to work. Are today's employees capable of sitting through a storytelling session? Should they be?
The above thoughts were sparked by the following info graphic below. What do you think about the story format in the workplace? I'd love to hear what you think.
![The Amazingly Simple Anatomy of a Meaningful Marketing Story [Infographic]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u-l2N8ZknQQVEmjbQORVI1O5RTm-TQZP_kFnHdXM-ifwm8jSl_V0qvZ-TbPcw6DylnR1fxOn4YIu_M_0RKaUtSnPuJZsgB1oe-1Xfc9So-iGFUbQHIWy8_ExONYT07270GkpwQN0kcErHzszo_Mjg1S3CsjZmb2xfZeexHMsZ7=s0-d "The Amazingly Simple Anatomy of a Meaningful Marketing Story [Infographic]")
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The above thoughts were sparked by the following info graphic below. What do you think about the story format in the workplace? I'd love to hear what you think.
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