Handbook of Innovation - 10 crucial lessons I have learned the hard way
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The following slides are an extract of an innovation workshop originally held at the IHK (www.ihk.de) in
Germany.
Please feel free to get in touch if you need more context, further explanation or are interested in a workshop.
© Robin Weninger
[email protected] I @RobinWeninger
1. Innovation happens
everywhere and often by
accident
without anybody
noticing it.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
2. One great idea requires dozens of
bad ideas. Don’t give up too early.
© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
3. Ideas without
execution are
worth nothing.
Start doing as soon as
possible.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
4. Hierarchy may
kill innovation.
You have to present it
well and take care of it.
© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
5. Innovation can happen in
seconds or in
years. But never in a
meeting.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
7. Innovation needs a high
level of trust.
Make people
comfortable to
stand up and
talk about ideas.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
8. There is nothing bad
about failing.
Only if you fail the
expensive way.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
10. Innovation is
a team sport and needs
different ways of
thinking.© Robin Weninger I www.robinweninger.com
What will be the first thing someone new would do when taking your job?
The best question you can ask to get started:
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