A goal serves as…
2. Question 2 A goal serves as… 1 / 1 point a metric of success an information filter a motivation a compass Right. A proper goal serves…
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What is the main problem with presentations according to academic research?
1. Question 1 What is the main problem with presentations according to academic research? 1 / 1 point Read word-for-word from notes or from the slides themselves The main point was…
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What statement does this quote of Guy Kawasaki prove? (choose 2) If we had asked the customers in 1983 what they needed they would have said: “I need a bigger faster cheaper Apple II”. No one would have said: “Give us the cute little graphics toy that was slow; that had no software (thanks to me); that couldn’t use any industry standards; that had a little mouse instead of cursor keys; that had a graphical user interface with a trash in the bottom right corner”. (editor’s note: that’s what Apple did)
7. Question 7 What statement does this quote of Guy Kawasaki prove? (choose 2) If we had asked the customers in 1983 what they needed they would have said: “I…
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What might be an ultimate goal for a presentation?
6. Question 6 What might be an ultimate goal for a presentation? 1 / 1 point A goal that helps the audience to make a good decision A goal that is…
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What are the drawbacks of a motivation-only presentation? (choose 4)
4. Question 4 What are the drawbacks of a motivation-only presentation? (choose 4) 1 / 1 point You present too many facts and figures It may lead to emotional burnout …
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What will be a good shared goal? You are responsible for the VIP clients of your company. Your company provides software as a service — email services (like MailChimp, for example). Recently the company’s management introduced a new slightly more expensive subscription plan, but with a flat rate.
8. Question 8 What will be a good shared goal? You are responsible for the VIP clients of your company. Your company provides software as a service — email services…
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Why do people really listen to the presentation?
5. Question 5 Why do people really listen to the presentation? 1 / 1 point They want to know something new They want to make a good decision They want…
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In how many years does the future start, according to professional futurists?
1. Question 1 In how many years does the future start, according to professional futurists? 10 According to professional futurists the future starts 10 years from today.
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You’ve met four new people this week who use futures thinking in their work. You’ve also had a chance to read a report on how professional (full-time) futurists do their work. With this glimpse into a day in the life of a a diverse group of futurists, how do you think futures thinking might fit into your own work or your community involvement?
1. Question 1 You’ve met four new people this week who use futures thinking in their work. You’ve also had a chance to read a report on how professional (full-time)…
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This type of futures thinking is the first step in any new futures project. It asks the question: How might the world be different in the next 10 years? It looks for evidence of changes already happening today and helps us anticipate what’s coming next.
1. Question 1 This type of futures thinking is the first step in any new futures project. It asks the question: How might the world be different in the next…