PluSum22: Plunet Gym: The workout you need to train ideas
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Presenter: Carolina Li Gambi // Transversal Relations Manager // Stillman Translations Continuous improvement should be part of every company’s agenda, but it’s hard to find space dedicated to detect opportunities and improve processes at any level when everyone is busy with their daily operations. Stillman Translations asked themselves the important question: how to come up with good ideas even during the busiest time? In this best practice session, Carolina will share how they cracked the code to innovation by dedicating time to ask the challenging questions and involve every member of the team.
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PluSum22: Plunet Gym: The workout you need to train ideas
- 2. Plunet Gym: The workout you need to train ideas WARM UP: Let's prepare ourselves by doing some gentle exercises. TRAINING: Dive into the learning new skills experience. STRETCHING: Relax your brain muscles. Make them flexible so they are ready for the next round.
- 3. WARM UP How important do you think training is in our lives? Very important Notimportant at all
- 4. If you had to choose one option, would you prefer... Training your brain Training your body WARM UP
- 5. When training our brain, what’s the most effective technique? Thinking alone Thinking in a group, sharing ideas WARM UP
- 6. How much creativity do you think this industry demands? Lots of new ideas No creativity needed at all WARM UP
- 7. WARM UP Training? Brain / body Thinking alone / Thinking in a group Creativity?
- 8. When people reflect on what it takes to be mentally fit, the first idea that comes to mind is usually intelligence. The smarter you are, the more complex the problems you can solve —and the faster you can solve them. Intelligence is traditionally viewed as the ability to think and learn. Yet in a turbulent world, there is another set of cognitive skills that may matter more: the ability to rethink and unlearn.
- 10. TRAINING EXPERIENCE Introduce the topic Ask questions Explore different options Agree on actions or processes to test Each member assumes ownership of the task Implement Check if worked
- 11. TRAINING EXPERIENCE Example 1: Test property
- 12. TRAINING EXPERIENCE Example 2: Grouping Resources General account Dedicated account Exclusive account
- 13. TRAINING EXPERIENCE Example 3: Olympic Logic
- 14. Let’s play a final game! Move one matchstick to get a number between 3 and 6.
- 15. COOL DOWN AND STRETCH Change is the only permanent variable Collective thinking helps to think outside the box We are all in this together