5 Day Madness
by Andrew CrowIn Adaptive Path’s monthly all-hands meetings, we start off with a segment called 5 Minute Madness. This is where anyone can speak up with an idea or question that they’ve been thinking about. It could be unproven, not quite formed, or something that they strongly believe in. It allows us to discuss and agree or disagree with each other in a short timeframe. It’s thought-provoking, challenging and can sometimes lead to spectacular arguments. But the point is that we respect each other’s opinion and know that anything discussed is there for the greater good. It’s been very successful and it got me thinking…
What if we did that with everyone?
So, starting Monday, I’ll be opening up 5 Day Madness on AP’s blog. This is a chance for everyone to discuss ideas, ask questions and challenge beliefs. The topics will range from design and experience, to customer service, business practices, technology, etc. Anything is on the table, provided it gives us as an industry and community the chance to grow from our debate.
The rules are simple: Be respectful of each other and thoughtful in your responses. Know that it’s okay to be wrong, and it’s also okay to agree to disagree. The topics will be posted on Monday and last through Friday. The next Monday starts a new discussion.
Now, I am smart enough to know that I am not smart enough to come up with good topics every week. So, I am opening it up to the floor to submit ideas. You can send them to madness AT adaptivepath DOT com.
I hope this proves to be fun, stimulating and provide growth for us as a community. I’m looking forward to some lively debates!
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March 26th, 2007 at 4:22 pm
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