Control the Room Podcast: host Douglas Ferguson talks with Jake Knapp, the creator of The Design Sprint. They discuss Jake's best-selling books and their relevance to the COVID pandemic, how to remove shame from our dialogue about racial barriers, why Jake hates meetings and more.
Theres a better way to run Design Sprints using a customer-centered approach. A 2-Canvas System better serves participants by decreasing content overwhelm, heightening efficiency, and helping facilitators stay more organized.
Virtual teams are the new normal. But that doesn’t mean they’re all successful. Many virtual teams face problematic challenges. While remote work was not uncommon…
Our world has changed more rapidly and unexpectedly than ever before these past several months. Nothing has been safe. Businesses have and continue to struggle…
What does it mean to ‘Control the Room’? This question frequently surfaces related to our free weekly Control the Room Meetup that we host in…
Take a moment to consider your company's meeting culture. Would your team consider your meetings productive? Enjoyable? Engaging? Effective? Do you get work done in…
Throughout his experiences as a consultant and at NASA, Steve Rader focuses on the use of crowdsourcing to generate innovative ideas and unlock improvements. He…
Control the Room Podcast: host Douglas Ferguson talks with author, business model generator, and prototype creator John Fitch. They discuss John's new book Time Off, and how the concept of taking time off can be an investment in oneself.
Voltage Control hosted a meetup to discuss facilitating social change and how we can together to create a better future.
Optimal remote team communication needs to be steered by strong structures and methods that capture room intelligence–the idea that many minds are far greater than…
