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Switching It Up: A Mix & Match Path To Success
Today's post is the first in a series by guest bloggers Alex Feinman (with Tom Seibert and Tammy Freeman) Sometimes, you have to mix and match methods to get the results you need. This story is example of how important it is to be able to modify and adapt the plan in...
How To Get Good
The first time you swing a hammer, you're going to bend some nails and probably hit your thumb once or twice. Even though a hammer is an exquisitely simple tool, getting good at using a hammer requires practice (and if you've ever seen a master carpenter use a hammer,...
Asking Why
When we’re given a new assignment at work, the first questions we often ask are: What needs to be done? How are we going to do it? When is it due? Who is it for? These are each important questions that should not be missed, but there's another question that we should...
If We Agree on Everything, One of Us is Unnecessary
All companies and teams include multiple disciplines and members with different expertise, so why shouldn’t our meetings and brainstorming sessions? Multidisciplinary collaboration means building a team of members with different backgrounds and skills that can...
Superfan Guest Post
We've got a guest blogger this week - ITK superfan and creative partner Liz Borseti, who shares her story of working with Team Toolkit. As a member of MITRE's strategic communications team, I thought I knew the most creative people who work at the company. From...
Tools In Schools
Innovation tools are all around us, often in places we might not recognize. One place we might look over is in schools. Commonly used tools in education are called Graphic organizers. They are learning tools that student’s use to process ideas and help make decisions...