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Enterprise Storytelling Sessions
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Thursday, June 8, 2017 • Enterprise Experience 2017
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Enterprise Storytelling Sessions
Speakers: Dan Willis
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Summary

- Jana Sedivy (Principal, Authentic Insight): A Story about Stories (VIDEO) - Carla Pileggi (UX Architect, Design System Lead, Pitney Bowes): A Sympathy Card for a Front-End Developer (VIDEO) - Ramya Mahalingam (UX Architect, Cardinal Solutions): The Road to Being a Bridge Is Not at all Paved (VIDEO) - Audrey Crane (Partner, DesignMap): Thoughts on Vulnerability (VIDEO) - Lada Gorlenko (Director of Research, Smartsheet): Make My Day (VIDEO) - and a horror story from Adam Polansky (XD Strategist, Bottle Rocket Studios) (VIDEO)

Key Insights

  • Five-minute talks are often more challenging than longer presentations.

  • Audience engagement is crucial during short talks to maintain interest.

  • Interactive exercises can enhance the storytelling experience for both speakers and listeners.

  • Using prompts like 'fortunately' and 'unfortunately' encourages creative thinking.

  • Collaboration in storytelling fosters a closer connection among participants.

Notable Quotes

"I'm the curator of the storytellers thing."

"It's really hard to give a five-minute talk."

"It's also very difficult for the audience."

"You guys have to keep up as we do that six times."

"You're going to tell a story."

"Say the word, fortunately."

"That was terrible."

"You guys are good."

"Let's try the other word, unfortunately."

"We're not going to go forward if they think at this."

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