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Episode 5: How to use Improv to boost creativity at work with Jessie Shternshus

Meetings Done Right

English - August 28, 2019 17:00 - 19 minutes - 14.7 MB
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How to use Improv to boost creativity at work with Jessie Shternshus
Guest
Jessie Shternshus (https://twitter.com/TheImprovEffect): Founder and Owner of the Improv Effect (https://improveffect.com/).
Summary
In the Inclusion Meeting Card deck, the Angel's Advocate card is a role that is given to a person who uses it to encourage other ideas in the meeting. In the spirit of "Yes, And", we have Jessie Shternshus of The Improv Effect to talk to us about how to encourage brainstorming in your meetings and how to build a group that's comfortable together. Jessie also shares her worst meeting story, which involves a chair.
Inclusion Card: Angels Advocate
Notes
00:45 - How to Use The Angel’s Advocate Card (Yes, And?)
02:22 - Replacing “Yes” with “No”
03:41 - Jessie’s Upcoming Book: No More **ings
04:53 - Supporting and Encouraging Brainstorming
* Commonality Boggle
* Uniqueness
08:16 - Can the Angel’s Advocate card derail a meeting?
11:22 - Angel Advocacy When Remote
* Stickies.io (https://stickies.io/)
13:56 - Meeting Story: Chair Height Embarrassment Icebreaker
17:09 - Meeting Tip: Just Listen Special Guest: Jessie Shternshus.

How to use Improv to boost creativity at work with Jessie Shternshus

Guest

Jessie Shternshus: Founder and Owner of the Improv Effect.

Summary

In the Inclusion Meeting Card deck, the Angel's Advocate card is a role that is given to a person who uses it to encourage other ideas in the meeting. In the spirit of "Yes, And", we have Jessie Shternshus of The Improv Effect to talk to us about how to encourage brainstorming in your meetings and how to build a group that's comfortable together. Jessie also shares her worst meeting story, which involves a chair.

Inclusion Card: Angels Advocate

Notes

00:45 - How to Use The Angel’s Advocate Card (Yes, And?)

02:22 - Replacing “Yes” with “No”

03:41 - Jessie’s Upcoming Book: No More **ings

04:53 - Supporting and Encouraging Brainstorming

* Commonality Boggle

* Uniqueness

08:16 - Can the Angel’s Advocate card derail a meeting?

11:22 - Angel Advocacy When Remote

* Stickies.io

13:56 - Meeting Story: Chair Height Embarrassment Icebreaker

17:09 - Meeting Tip: Just Listen

Special Guest: Jessie Shternshus.

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