A gifted identity card still needs an accurate owner and destination
The gesture of giving a card should not bypass the recipient’s control over their professional identity.
From the first introduction to the next conversation. Make your professional identity easier to understand and act on.
The gesture of giving a card should not bypass the recipient’s control over their professional identity.
The destination’s identity must match what the visitor reasonably expects.
Opening someone’s professional page is different from granting access to their contacts.
A directory should help someone find the right person for a task, not simply reproduce an organisation chart.
The shared resource should help the recipient evaluate relevance independently.
Team consistency should not make individual identities indistinguishable.
The useful information is who should call, why and through which route.
Local accuracy and central consistency should reinforce each other rather than compete.
Preserving the relevant resource can help both people return without repeating the whole introduction.
The destination should support the agenda rather than distract from it.
The transition should preserve a reliable way to reach you without assuming old records refresh themselves.
A feature list is useful only when it translates into a workflow your team can complete and maintain.
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