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[[Canberk Bal]]
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[[Maia Peterson]]
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[[Surya Kosaraju]]
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[[Sofía Muñiz Irazabal]]

Revision as of 05:13, 9 September 2017


Secrets to Fostering Innovation

Psychological Safety

  • Every member in the team should feel accepted by the remaining and also feel respected.
  • Every member should have the capacity to show and utilize one's self without dread of negative outcomes.
  • At the point when teammates are propelled at work and need to share a thought for enhancing execution, they much of the time don't speak up out of the fear of  being cruelly judged.

Diversity

  • The team should always consist of people coming from various backgrounds.
  • The roles that every member plays should also be diverse and flexible.
  • When it comes to being flexible, the potential team leader should be the most flexible.


Related Links


Fall 2017

Canberk Bal

Maia Peterson

Surya Kosaraju

Sofía Muñiz Irazabal