Charles Burdett 
These are the most valuable workshops you can repeatedly run with any team, in any context. You can even use them on your own – if you do find yourself literally stranded on an island!
Seventeen of the best icebreakers for small groups and workshops, both online and in person.
A quick check-in can be all it takes to shift your participants’ focus onto your objectives for the session.
Feedback is a powerful tool for improvement – if you get it right.
Find out why the Premortem workshop tactic is one of the Pip Decks Founder’s ‘Desert Island’ cards.
The value proposition statement. That Holy Grail of business and marketing speak. The key element of your project… that somehow gets left until last. We’ve put together an all-encompassing guide to getting it done and how to use it.
Starting out, heading your business in a new direction, or just looking to firm up your goals? A goal-setting workshop exercise brings clarity, direction and purpose. It’s a bonding exercise for your team, and gives them a clear picture of your group priorities.
Here is a range of proven workshop exercises and tactics that can help you understand who your users/audience/customers are and what they need, what your team’s skill set should look like and how to unpack problems and pesky bottlenecks that could slow your progress and jeopardise your project.
The power of properly framing things cannot be underestimated and – once it’s been skipped – it is pointless to complete retroactively.
Evaluate your ideas and the problems you think you’re solving to make sure you’re not wasting your efforts on a wild-goose chase.