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1. Hendra Pardede
2. I learn how to define and deep understand the needs, to be good interviewer and unpacking question, how to open idea, I learn creativity is about to link the knowledge and experience, I learn how to make idea into visual, and last is to always try
3. I would like to understand more about miro into my work

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2. The most important thing that I had learn from these 2 days training > creative, logic, team work

3. learnt a lot from these training and especially get to learn mirrow via zoom.haha..

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Den Zeng
1. I have learned working at home's visual communication other than old way with creativity.
2.Getting some ideas out of the probem with jumpping out of the issuses.
3.Getting the right way by shotting deep driving thinking way.

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1. Karen (DFI)
2. using the "Yes and " approach;
trying to observing the user and putting in the user's shoes
3. I learned how to use the Yes and approach and interviewing the user . starting with the user perspective to think about the solutions and tailor-made to suit their needs

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1) Erik Loo
2) When we discovered some needs, we can transform it into opportunities
3) I will apply the divergent techniques when doing brainstorming sessions, like "Yes and..." and "What if..."

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1. Francis Ng
2. Different techniques to analyze the issue. Use of sticky notes and group collaboration to inspire creativity.
3. Would like to use whiteboard, sticky notes to breakdown components of the problem and to brainstorm solution in team meeting.

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1. Felicia Wong
2. My main take-away is not jumping into a solution when we start tackling a problem but finding out the real needs of the target audience and always being empathetic
3. Apply the HMW method, stop killing any fabulous ideas, jeep further explore and add onto those ideas.

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1. Pamela Yeung
2. I learned how everyone can be creative just with the right method so I can't wait to share that with my team.
I also learned how there's so much to learn from from the early fails that we make.
3. I learned how to use Miro and realize it's such a great tool for ideas and brainstorming sessions. Will definitely be using it in the future.

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1. Holman Chan
2. The ability to layout all the ideas and connect the dots to create an experience through ideation and prototyping.
3. Grab a group of stakeholders who may not know your project and seek for feedback openly!

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1. John Chu (JRGHK)
2. Working as a team can make your idea better!
3. I would try to have more interaction sessions in my presentation to get everyone more engaged.

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1. Chua Kuen Siang
2. To ask HMW questions and not dive straight into problem solving mode
3. I would like to apply is the diverging and converging technique. The toast experiment definitely stuck with me like peanut butter.

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1. Cherry Tung
2. How helpful divergent-convergent approach is to generating new ideas
3. Use some of the techniques for brainstorming sessions with the team - try to get as many ideas as possible individually and converge them all into something new.

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1. Enson Yeh (PHTW)
2. Creativity is not just a flash of inspiration, it can be a step-by-step design process.
3. The double diamond process and the 5 Why question method, I will definitely try to use it at work

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1. Alice Cheng
2. Don't jump to finding solution so quickly
3. Ask 5 "Why" - it will help me to get more information and to uncover the root cause of the problem

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