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Post by account_disabled on Dec 31, 2023 5:40:25 GMT
Creative Thoughts and Innovation Processes Can Only Be an Innovative Concept Alongside Your Actual Full-time Work? This Doesn't Last Long. Committed Employees Should Therefore Have Paid “time Off” Approved by Their Superiors in Order to Be Able to Properly Pursue Their Ideas. Internal Resources: Support From Colleagues or Access to Certain Machines: for True Intrapreneurship, It Must Be Possible to “tap Into” Various Sources in the Company. Even via Fast, Uncomplicated Official Channels. Failure Culture: Innovations Are Based on Assumptions and Experiments. It is Normal for Most Experiments to Fail. Failure C Level Contact List Should Not Be a Penalty in a Company's Innovation Process. Quite the Opposite: “fail Hard, Fail Fast” – That’s What They Like to Say in Start-up Jargon. Know-how: if You Want to Break New Ground, You Need a Lot of Specialist Knowledge in Addition to the Freedom and the Opportunity to Try Out Experiments. Intrapreneurs Can Learn This or “buy” It, for Example From External Experts. Further Training: Organizations Should Actively Support Their Intrapreneurs in Acquiring the Necessary Specialist Knowledge. This Includes, for Example, Paying for Training Courses and Attending Trade Fairs During Working Hours. Budget: Speaking of Payment: Even the Simplest Experiments and Prototypes Require Financial Support in the Form of a Special Budget - This Also Applies to the “entrepreneurs in the Company.
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