Collaboration and innovation tools
Corporate Games Resources
Games, prompts, and collaboration tools for product and team discovery.
A practical catalog of facilitation tools for retrospectives, prioritization, product discovery, innovation, and team alignment.
Games authored in the 3BC codebase
Reference tools and partner resources
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The Sailing Boat
The purpose is to address in a casual atmosphere the retrospectives by removing psychological roadblocks like the blank-sheet syndrome, creating a safe environment with anonymous feedback, engaging with everybody usin...
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Toss the Chip
Waterfall versus Agile Awareness and Work-in-Progress (WIP) factor Awareness.
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What Can You Do With Me?
The emphasis is on teamwork by providing some tools to have everybody participating, as well as introducing lateral thinking concept aiming at proposing alternatives within a non-judgmental framework. Ultimately, part...
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Stress Self-Assessment
Unfortunately, it's a part of your daily life, whether you like it or not. But understanding and knowing how to manage your individual stresses can help you lead a more productive and balanced life, and that's what we...
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Mission Statement Builder
You have a purpose in life. You know in your heart what's most important to you. In fact, your mission and values are expressed every day, by how you live-you just may not realize it.
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Seven Habits Profile Self-Assessment
Because The 7 Habits are based on principles, they bring the maximum long-term beneficial results possible. The Self-Scoring 7 Habits Profile can help you evaluate your current level of effectiveness. The higher your...
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Buy a Feature
Which feature will entice customers to purchase your product? Which feature will cause customers to upgrade? Which feature will make customers so happy that they’ll ignore or tolerate the features that they wish you...
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Wellbeing North Star
When things don't go according to plan, there are two ways we can change our outlook. One is to ignore what is wrong and solely focus on the positive . Although possibly leading to a better attitude when the circumsta...
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Innovation Generator
Innovation drives business; without it, companies would remain stationary and get trampled by the competition. Whether altering our products or creating new ones, we thrive on advancements. Scott Sehlhorst, President...
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Customer Centric
Scott Sehlhorst, President of Tyner Blain LLC, has developed an ingenious way to guide the development of your product by identifying your stakeholders. Before developing a framework of requirements your product must...
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Safe Bold Framework
Corporate Executive Board's Executive Director Matthew Dixon and Managing Director Brent Adamson have developed an insightful technique to help organizations develop a customized pitch. This Commercial Teaching approa...
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Challenger Selling Model
Notecard icons represent ideas for each of the sections of the Venn diagram. Drag them to the chart and describe what they represent. Collaborate to balance the skills needed to create a sales strategy customized for...
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Mitch Lacey Team Prioritization
Overwhelming backlog lists are paralyzing, making it seemingly impossible to take the first step in conquering accumulated assignments. Not only do these intimidating to-do lists constantly grow, but they lose efficie...
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Innovation Ambition Matrix
A company's survival depends on its ability to innovate and advance. However, ideas to do so often become diluted by poor management strategies. This leaves your team with a chaotic scattering of competing attempts ra...
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Two Brains Tell It and Sell It
Just like brain lateralization - the right hemisphere controls imagination and feelings while the left side manages facts and details - creating a persuasive slogan or pitch requires the perfect balance of emotion and...
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Job or Joy
This game helps you discover what you and your colleagues like best and least about your jobs. When doing something you love, it is easy to get lost in the activity for its own sake, which stimulates creativity and co...
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Franklin Covey Opportunity Overview
In today's troubling economy, it is more important than ever to create long-term, trusting relationships with your clients. Doing so will both solidify your business and increase your sales. However, this is easier sa...
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Circles of Influence
The first step of reaching your business goal is always the most difficult. Where do you start? Who can you talk to? Is there anybody that will support you in your risky journey? Fortunately, Deb Colden's Circles of I...
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Merrill Covey Matrix
Many of us are overwhelmed by our to-do lists, and work hard each day to accomplish just a few of our countless tasks. However, we tend to focus on urgent items while disregarding the importance of planning for tasks...
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Learning Matrix
Iteration retrospective activities are tricky; it is often difficult to think of practical improvements, and reflecting on negative aspects of the project can leave your team feeling upset and unmotivated. A great way...
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Circles and Soup
This game, introduced by Diana Larsen, is used to efficiently form high-quality plans through retrospective analysis by recognizing factors that are within the team's control. During retrospective activities, it is ea...
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Actions for Retrospectives
Analyzing past events can get repetitive, leading to a lack of creative ideas and dulled critical thinking for areas of improvement. To resist this unproductive slump, Actions for Retrospectives, based on Nick Oostvog...
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Agile Game Incubator
Communicating complex problems can be difficult. How do you get others to realize the intricacy of the issue? Do they know the restraints involved in solving it? What can you do to help them recognize the importance o...
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Impact and Effort Matrix
There are often multiple routes leading to your goal, but how do you know which one to take? Before starting down a round-about road, take time to reflect on all the possible strategies in order to find the most direc...
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Whole Product
In today's competitive business environment, it is necessary to understand how to differentiate your product to stand out from the competition and gain customers. The Whole Product Game - inspired by Ted Levitt's "Who...
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Pros Cons
Making a decision can be an extremely difficult process; often times when thinking of your options, the positive and negative aspects of the choices can get jumbled together, winding a tangled mess of confusion. Fortu...
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SWOT Analysis
Often times your end state is not what you desired, as there are always unpredictable obstacles and detours that alter your trek to the finish line. But what if you could identify these interferences before you begin...
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Speed Boat
Customers have complaints. And, if you simply ask them to complain, they will. This may be OK, but be careful: the seemingly harmless snowflakes of a few minor problems can quickly become an avalanche of grievances fr...
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Empathy Map
In an ideal world, you could perfectly understand what the stakeholders in your company want from your product or service. Unfortunately, this is difficult to fully accomplish, as the expectations of those integral to...
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Cover Story
One of the most effective techniques to recognizing common dreams people have for your company is to ignore all limits and imagine what "could be." With The Grove's Cover Story game, players can unleash their visions...
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Bang for the Buck
Bang-for-the-Buck involves collaboration among the product manager and development team to prioritize backlog items. Rather than blindly moving down your agenda without any direction, this game allows you to analyze t...
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Plus Delta
People always have ideas about how to improve products, meetings, conferences, etc., but these thoughts are often structured as complaints. With Gamestorming's Plus/Delta game, you can take this negative feedback and...
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Prune the Product Tree
Gardeners prune trees to control their growth. Sometimes the pruning is artistic, and we end up with shrubs shaped like animals or interesting abstract shapes. Much of the time the pruning is designed to build a balan...
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How-Now-Wow Matrix
While creative ideas often form during the brainstorming process of a project, originality can be lost as time goes on. Complicated plans, difficult decisions, and limited resources often force you to resort to used,...