TitelWorksheet Innovative Companies
AutorDagmar_Archan
veröffentlicht24.03.2022
FachEnglisch

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Worksheet Innovative Companies von Dagmar Archan, veröffentlicht unter der Lizenz CC-BY-SA 4.0 via Tutory.de. Die einzelnen Aufgaben sollten von der Lehrperson angeleitet werden. Teils synchron bzw. asynchron.

Innovative Companies

LEAD-IN ACTIVITY

Nowadays, companies need to be innovative to stay ahead of their competitors.

Carry out some research on the internet, and find an innovative company.
Be prepared to explain why you think this company is innovative and why you’ve chosen this particular company. You have 15 minutes for this task.
Then get together in pairs and discuss the companies you´ve found with your partner. This task should take 10 minutes.
Your teacher will then ask you to share your thoughts in class.

Please note!

Try to use English sources for your research!

TED-TALK

Go to YouTube and watch the TED-talk "The unexpected benefit of celebrating failure" by Astro Teller.
Then answer the questions below.

Moonshot factory

A moonshot factory, like X or Google X, pursues big dreams and visions.

The moonshot blueprint is based on:

Find the right words for the gaps:

According to Astro Teller, Google X is a place. Among the projects they killed was a project about automated farming. At X, employees kill projects and are and for it.

What do you think about this moonshot factory and how they deal with ideas, projects and problems? Explain your opinion and give examples. Write 250 words.

Have a look at the quote below.

Discuss with a partner if you agree with this statement. Explain why you agree or disagree with the entire statement or parts of it.
In pairs, come up with your own unique definition of innovation in a business context.
Design a meaningful visual aid including your definition and be prepared to present it to you colleagues.

Experimentation Is Not An Event by Aaron Davis licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Flickr