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Visit another department or unit to learn about processes that are different than those in your unit yet serve the same purpose.
Visit another department or unit to learn about processes that are different than those in your unit yet serve the same purpose.
Seek a consultation with a subject expert you do not know to gain new insights on a process, strategy or practice in which you or your team is engaged.
Organize and schedule a program for your team or group of rising leaders at the U-M Ropes course.
Consider a process that needs addressing (e.g., moving). Research options and ask people for insights into the way they prepare for moving from one residence to another.
Consider a game that you enjoy playing. Research a new strategy to use for the next time you play and reflect upon your success.
Assemble an interdisciplinary team to solve a complex issue with potentially serious implications (e.g., public health, safety and security).
Ask for suggestions from friends, family, or an expert the next time you engage in a home improvement project, or want to take a hobby to the next level.
Address a difficult problem that others have been unable to solve.