The One Thing Your Team Needs Before Inspiration
How do you create a non-judgmental environment within the judgmental world of work?
How do you create a non-judgmental environment within the judgmental world of work?
Design thinking can be a super helpful process for collaboratively and creatively solving problems, but what about the modes of thinking needed to effectively leverage that process?
Defining what collaboration looks like for your team is key for successful & productive collaboration. Here are three tools that'll help you do just that.
Building empathy & broadening perspective happens by engaging with people with different backgrounds. Melissa Wong shares how she's been thinking about it.
We ran a Design Sprint on a meaningful problem for an organization we’re inspired by. Here are six lessons from that experience.
How should you go about customizing a Design Sprint to fit your problem? Here's a simple framework we like to use.
Need a process for not only generating killer ideas, but also for moving them forward? Get that project mojo going with Design Sprints.
How can we tell whether or not processes or creations are innovative?
Overcoming some of the harder parts of design thinking in the real world.
Design thinking frameworks help us make sense of information, making them perfect for many applications—including year-end reflections.