How hi-touch beats hi-tech
Most innovation work starts in a boardroom. Danny Seals starts in someone’s kitchen — literally. When researching the lived experience of employees, his team showed up at people’s homes at five in the morning, had breakfast with the family, and did the commute. Because the gap between what organisations think people experience and what people actually experience is exactly where innovation quietly fails.
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