Difference between revisions of "How may we"
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Latest revision as of 13:00, 11 May 2018
…during a lightning talk or any other conversation you get an insight or hear pain points.
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Putting team members in the right spirit to frame insights as opportunities generates energy and helps people to build on each other’s ideas.
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When you hear pain points, reframe them as opportunities by starting with “How may we…”
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