What I liked:
- good combo of info and interaction
- very good exercise
- 3 cools methods!
- new insight on creating ideas
- practicals
- interaction
- real exercise to experience process
- well prepared (!= user feedbacks for exercise)
- the interactive way of sharing your ideas, and giving us a case to work with
- learnt new technics
- explaining process
- role play
- interactive
- fun
- exercise was enrichment on brainstorming
- different techniques proposed
- the fact that you can be creative without speaking
- tools/ ideas
- topic
- interactive
- gives insight in the process
- great idea-generating techniques!
- overall: keep up the good spirit, smile and friencly attitude. It works!
- innovative and practical
- very true, our business want waterfall!
- the speakers are prepared
- I won :-)
- interaction with team
- discussions of ideas
- participative, appeal to creativity
- topic not often treated
- good process, well prepared
- enthusiasm
- practical
- nice presentation
- clear
- 3 concrete techniques to take away
- well structured
- very hands on
- clear information on different techniques
- good mix between theory and practice
- very well prepared exercises
- very clear on what you haved to do
- good practical session
- will introduce to our teams at home
- well meant
To make it perfect:
- more chocolate!
- no chocolate won... :-(
- less theory more practice (not all theory is equally usefull. I'll only remember the exercise)
- after first try, let people give feedback, see how they can improve and check if they do during the 2nd try
- share a real life example of a success story
- better overview of the exercise in the beginning
- give 1 handout with process
- try not to push in the ideate phase
- use different techniques in exercise
- explain the things that need to be done by the groups more clearly
- more time for exercises or exercise with a smaller scope
- definition of waste
- more alternatives to the process?
- more time
- explain the exercises a little better before starting them (i.e. how to use columns n the 6-3-5 exercise)
- find a way to show the final votes from the jury on the wall/projector
- case studies
- real experiences
- examples
- more time!
- more time
- a more fair jury proces! :-)
- less time with practice, more theory
- small example run
- a bit more guidance in the brainstorm sessions
- explain the rules better by the exercise; the customer wants to have more than one idea
- after the innovative ideas are presented, prsent an idea the "customer" will see as waste
- shallow
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