5 Questions for Rohit Bhargava
The inimitable Rohit Bhargava of the Influential Interactive Marketing Blog is launching his book, PERSONALITY NOT INCLUDED, tomorrow.
In keeping with his inclusive turn of mind, Rohit doesn’t think of this as the launch of a book, so much as the start of a conversation.
Accordingly, he’s asked us to ask him up-to 5 questions that he promises to answer on Friday. (Tomorrow will be a long day for Rohit!)
Riffing on his concept, I asked some of the Twitterati to join the fun. Below are four of the responses (I’ve reserved the 5th question for myself, below.)
So, Rohit? We have some questions for ya:
These are good questions. Kyle Flaherty, in particular, raises an interesting quandary: what signals should a C-suite executive look for, internally, as evidence that the culture is ready to shift towards a new openness?
And, Rohit, here’s question #5: How the heck did you manage to write a book, grow your family, serve as a lecturer at a zillion conferences, deal with clients, blog (of course), and generate almost 500 tweets in just the last few months alone? What suffers the most, in such flurries of activity?
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Great questions and nice idea to crowdsource the questions in the spirit of the entire campaign! Looking forward to answering these and you're right, it's going to be a long day ... your questions are Interview #47!
Um, I'm taking the day off tomorrow, obviously.
Posted by: Rohit | March 27, 2008 05:05 PM
Shh. Don't tell Rohit I seem to have managed to squeeze in another question! Ronna
Posted by: Ronna Porter | March 29, 2008 02:57 PM
Looking forward to the answers and the book!
/kff
Posted by: Kyle | March 29, 2008 06:19 PM