psychological safety
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Retro Runner supports reflective practice at the end of a session, sprint, or project. It sets up retros using Start/Stop/Continue, Rose/Thorn/Bud, or “I used to think… Now I think…”—all framed to encourage psychological safety, shared learning, and forward motion in line with Voltage Control’s emphasis on practice, reflection, and continuous improvement.
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The Idea Remixer helps teams break out of predictable thinking by reframing and recombining ideas. It uses techniques like 25/10 Crowdsourcing, Brand Takeover, and Idea Mashup to help groups safely explore dissent, discover surprising angles, and build on each other’s thinking—very much in line with Voltage Control’s belief in exploring edges, inviting dissent, and designing for emergence.
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Challenge your logo strategy and connect visual identity directly to business differentiation and market recognition.
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