Dispatch Desk Channel · Open Rev. 2026-05-29

Leave a note.

This is the end of every "open the channel" trail on the site. Email is the primary line; LinkedIn works for short-form. Everything else funnels back through one of those two.

Primary channel

Email
hello-bojan@pm.me
LinkedIn
Bojan Savić
From
Amsterdam, Netherlands — CET (GMT+1).
Reply
Usually within a week. Longer if the message needs a considered answer.
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The filter

What gets a real reply.

Two lists, so you don't have to guess what lands in my inbox.

Accepted · please send

  • Collaboration on learning systems — scenario authoring, evaluation, AI-in-L&D, serious games.
  • Talks and workshops (remote or Amsterdam-adjacent), especially where the audience is practitioners rather than buyers.
  • Serious recruiter outreach with a specific role, team, and reason it fits — not a template blast.
  • Podcast / publication invites on AI in L&D, measurement, or game design for learning.
  • Teardowns and second opinions — pointed questions about the work rather than "pick your brain".
  • Questions from people early in their L&D + engineering crossover journey. Short, specific ones.

Declined · filed & archived

  • Generic "can we jump on a quick 15-min call?" with no stated reason or scope.
  • Outreach for AI SEO, backlink swaps, content-mill partnerships, or mass-produced L&D courseware resale.
  • Recruiter templates with no role attached, or roles clearly off-profile (junior ID, pure trainer).
  • Sales pitches for LMS platforms, authoring tools, AI wrappers, or anything ending in "-tech".
  • Cold asks for free proposals, custom decks, or "a quick framework" before there is a conversation.

Field note — how to write a good one

The best notes are two paragraphs. First: who you are and what you've read on the site — a line from a case file or a post is plenty. Second: the specific thing you want. That's it. No "hope this finds you well." No LinkedIn connect without context. No "brief introduction call."