Tuesday, October 27, 2015
IDEO Deep Dive
IDEO is a learning design company that created the Deep Dive
ideology that involves a more hands-on learning experience and process to
achieve the desired goal. Instead of the boss being in control, the workers are
put in control of the process and are encouraged to find the answers and
communicate within themselves and then as a team to collaborate on the
assignment. In corporate America, the mass majority of workers sit in an office
all day long and try to climb he corporate ladder, however the status in this
company is who has the best idea. Their process helps to achieve the innovation
of any item. Fist the group talks about the problem and the initial thoughts on
what should be updated or changed or taken special care of when thinking of a
new design. There are no titles in the group and no permanent assignments.
There is not a group timekeeper, a note taker, or a facilitator, etc., like the
norm, because it is not a process that will necessarily give the desired
results. Therefore, the group has everyone at an equal level on the playing
field and only an overall goal of making the customer happy with their final
product. The employees use outside resources to achieve quick, effective, and
efficient research and data for their product, often going to the repair
workers, immersing themselves into the associated product environment and
getting first-hand experience using the product (if possible). This allows for
the members to gather ideas for prototypes and improvements to the original
product. Their work environment is fun, with music and interesting things to
look at, instead of a cubical and a plain, boring work area that only inspires
boredom. The essential process and ideology revolves around trust in your
teammates and a synergy or enthusiasm for what you want to accomplish. This
then creates an inspired atmosphere, with employees’ ability to be efficient
increasing as well as expanding their creativity while they work, ultimately
enabling a successful company.
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