Emerson Built That - THROW SPAGHETTI ON THE WALL: A SAUCY COLLABORATION TECHNIQUE

THROW SPAGHETTI ON THE WALL: A SAUCY COLLABORATION TECHNIQUE

06/15/20 • 9 min

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You need ideas, whether it's to start a new business, create a new product or expand a strategy. You need to solve problems, whether it's saving costs, improving lead time or finding more customers. No idea is too small, no problem is too big, when you throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks. It's all about COLLABORATION.
This method is about finding the special sauce for your pasta dish. Get your team together to come up with an idea or solve a problem. We will walk through how to throw spaghetti at the wall with no judgement and then take that messy wall and turn it into something viable.

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