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Game Change
- 2. HOW DID WE GET HERE?
- 3. Better pictures than this, something like dungeons and dragons… and a hall full of school kids
- 4. | GAME CHANGER | Source: statista.com
- 5. GAMING HOURS > EDUCATION HOURS
- 7. MORE CREATIVE MORE COLLABORATIVE MORE HOPEFUL MORE ‘POWERFUL’
- 8. GAMES FULFIL THE FOUR MAIN CRITERIA OF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY* Dr Jane McGonigal ‘reality is broken’
- 9. *POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON WHAT’S WRONG WITH PEOPLE, FOCUS ON WHAT’S RIGHT AND BUILD ON THEM
- 10. TO CONNECT WITH OTHERS BELONGING EPIC IN A COLLABORATIVE EXPERIENCE TO BE PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER THAN OURSELVES TO WORK AT TASKS WE BELIEVE IN MEANING TO FEEL WE ARE TRULY GOOD AT SOMETHING BLISSFUL PRODUCTIVITY URGENT OPTIMISM
- 11. COULD A WORK ENVIRONMENT BE A GAME?
- 12. +
- 18. 1) PHD IS A GAME ANYONE CAN WIN
- 20. SOURCE MAKES THE GAME FAIR
- 21. EVERYONE’S A HERO IN THEIR OWN GAME INNOVATOR STONE-TURNER COLLABORATOR BRAVE LION YOGA MASTER
- 24. 2) YOU CAN GO YOUR OWN WAY
- 26. 3) IT’S MADE HARD SH*T HAPPEN Resilience, fight and momentum to get things done to a high level of quality day in day out
- 28. 4) PEOPLE ARE PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER
- 30. COLLABETITION
- 34. 45TH
- 35. CULTURE + TECHNOLOGY + GAMIFICATION GAME CHANGE FOR BUSINESS =
- 36. CULTURE + TECHNOLOGY + GAMIFICATION GAME CHANGE FOR RESEARCH =
- 37. | GAME CHANGER |
- 38. CULTURE + TECHNOLOGY + GAMIFICATION GAME CHANGE FOR MARKETING =
- 39. | GAME CHANGER |
- 40. | GAME CHANGER |
- 41. TO CONNECT WITH OTHERS IN A COLLABORATIVE EXPERIENCE TO BE PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER THAN OURSELVES TO WORK AT TASKS WE BELIEVE IN TO FEEL WE ARE TRULY GOOD AT SOMETHING
- 42. GAME (NOT) OVER @PHD_UK @anjali28
Editor's Notes
- Remember thinking to myself, “What is the relevance of gaming” Then I remembered…
- by the age of 21 kids have 10,000 hours or more of game play under their belt
- But big money brings big scrutiny: Scare stories, schemes to ban minesweeper from computers Pschyological surveys commissioned, expected to see scary changes in brain chemistry and even personality… but
- PEOPLE WHO PLAY GAMES ARE MORE CREATIVE, MORE COLLABORATIVE, MORE HOPEFUL AND MORE ‘POWERFUL’ THAN THE AVERAGE
- Jane helped us to understand the fundamental psychological needs that are met through gaming
- Could a work environment ever be a game that everyone could ‘win’ in the same terms? The question or, epic quest that occurred to us having worked with Jane McGonigal What could or would be the outcomes for the business - if people felt hopeful, connected, powerful, effective and part of something bigger
- Firstly, our culture: What happens when you take an existing culture and you need to apply a piece of technology to it?
- SO, HOW DO YOU SCALE SOMETHING SO DELIVATE AND PROFOUNDLY EMBEDDED IN PEOPLE WITHOUT DAMAGING IT…Getting that kind of thing wrong is how people get fired.
- There are many examples of things which were already successful being changed or grown too quickly and it all feeling a bit weird.
- The key to amplifying the positives of our existing culture has been our planning system, Source Any of you in this room who work – or have worked at an agency – could easily imagine a scenario where a new planning system could easily be fired down from the mothership as we all stare into the light in the sky powerless to its progress. Mark Holden needed to ensure it was a reflection of what existed not something which was zapped down from the mothership.
- Essentially, what Source is, is a piece of technology which has distilled PHD’s culture and bottled it in a system which sits at the core of our business offering. It’s more than a planning system, it’s cultural engine. Something tangible that brings a culture to life.
- So now the important bit. There’s nothing worse than sitting at a conference listening to people wanging on about theories with no proof of practical application So, I’ve got 4 things that adopting a gamified approach has delivered us and the people who work here.
- SOMETIMES THIS CRAZY WORLD CAN MAKE YOU FEEL YOU HAVE TO LOOK OR BEHAVE IN A CERTAIN WAY TO SUCCEED BECAUSE SOURCE IS ABOUT OUTPUTS, DOING STUFF, COLLABORATING, YOU DON’T NEED TO LOOK A CERTAIN WAY TO SUCCEED, YOU CAN’T WIN BY GOAL HANGING, YOU HAVE TO COMPETE, YOU DON’T PR YOURSELF, YOUR WORK DOES THAT, YOUR BOSSES NOTICE YOUR WORK NOT YOUR SPIN
- SOURCE PLAYS TO YOUR STRENGTHS SOURCE TAKES ALL THE UNFAIRNESS AWAY
- Source measures your contribution against the agency’s values, creating a profile of your dominances against the agency’s values. Innovator is an indication of creativity and fresh thinking Stone Turner is a reward for Curiosity – providing insights Collaboration – is kinda self explanatory but reward volume of participation Courage – rewards challenges and builds to briefs Yoga Master – is a measure of openness to input from others who may improve your end result. So, even applying other people’s input gets rewarded in Source.
- HERE’S AN EXAMPLE OF HOW SOURCE DELIVERS AT A SPECIFIC AND TANGIBLE LEVEL
- Everyone has a different way of working towards their goals and different ways of thinking.
- BECAUSE SOURCE IS AVAILABLE ACROSS ALL DEVICES, PHDers EVERY CONCEIVABLE WAY OF WORKING IS ACCOUNTED FOR, BIG GROUPS SMALL GROUPS, ALONE OR WITH FRIENDS, ON THE TRAIN ETC Because we all know that your best ideas don’t always happen in the office.
- The positive psychology approach has created a resilience, fight and momentum to get things done to a high level of quality day in day out. You may have seen the entire ad break made of LEGO that we did in February. An idea that involved 4 advertisers, 4 ad agencies, A major film studio, And one of the most carefully managed brands in the world May have put people off but the this project was approached with gusto when others would have put it in the too hard basket.
- In business, I don’t like certain PortmanTeau words that smash two together to create a new one. There are a couple outwith work life that I don’t mind. Like…
- So bad it’s good
- Competitive Collaboration Jane McGonigal says that competition can often be unhealthy to games. It needs to give you a positive feeling and create positive friction Here’s an example
- This is Pavel Galik. He works at PHD in the Czech Republic. In September 2013 he was No.100 on the SOURCE Leaderboard. When he got and email from this guy…
- Hakan Lofgren, the planner responsible for the roll-out of SOURCE in PHD Sweden It said…
- Take that Sweden
- HAS MADE US THE SAME BUT BETTER, IT’S CHANGED MY POINT OF VIEW OF WHAT’S POSSIBLE IN A BUSINESS, IT’S CHANGED MY POINT OF VIEW ON HOW TECHNOLOGY COULD AND SHOULD BE USED IN A BUSINESS AND IT’S CHANGED THE WAY WE RELATE TO ONE ANOTHER WE’RE TRYING TO CREATE A FAIRER WORK PLACE, POPULATED BY RESILIANT FLEXIBLE, HOPEFUL EMPLOYEES THAT BELIEVE THEY CAN TAKE ON NEARLY ANY CHALLENGE… AND IN THIS WORLD OF CHANGE THAT’S WHAT WE ALL NEED MORE OF…