Leadership

Problem Ownership

Collaboration

Problem Solving

 
 

Get the most out of yourself and your team
through
Learning & Development with Serious Gamification

 


Understand your own situation much better.

Learn to change and improve this yourself.

We help you to better understand the situation you are in.

To analyze yourself what is going on and where the problems are.

To learn to solve these problems yourself.

We help you with everything that occurs in all operational business and all strategic administrative policy situations.

 
I have seen why Alexander does not like ‘inspirational lectures’. People share a lot of nice ideas there and everyone has a nice afternoon, but my people immediately go back to what they are used to doing in their daily hustle and bustle.

In Alexander’s session he used a serious game, spot-on to our situation. My people came up with all kinds of ideas to improve things and were able to immediately test their plans in a new level of that serious game.

In the following weeks I noticed that my people were talking to each other, like ‘during the serious game, we tried so-and-so and made agreements, didn’t we?’ Change is not easy, but I see that my people continue to try.
— Teun, a Dutch 'Boss of the Business', Heat Technology Design and Production Plant
 
 
Our organization needs clear and consistent Stakeholder Management. For years, everyone in our company dealt with customers, suppliers, inspectors, governments, local residents, external trainers, etc. in their own way. We are now active in so many areas that no one has the overview.

In several design sessions, we jointly created clear way to view dealing with stakeholders as a logical part of our organization. Several serious games during this process helped us to feel and experience what stakeholders experience from us. We immediately tested every plan of action we came up with in such a safe gaming situation. We would never have made progress so quickly in a traditional program.
— Isabelle, Head of Sales Agri Technology
 

Four phases to make real changes


1

Assess

What is the real question?


Meeting all people
involved, including the initiator(s) and the client,
to create a well
thought-through route plan.

Focus lies on people, their questions, their situation,
there is no ‘talking solutions’.

2

Conceptualize

What is the real problem?


What precisely is the current situation? What are the options? Which of these are ‘promising’? What are the needs for training and personal development?

Focus lies on multiple options to improve the situation.

3

Design

What is a real solution?


Detailed
design of one (or more) of the promising options from the conceptualization phase, including a concrete implementation plan.

Focus lies on one of the promising options.

4

Implement

What is the real effect?


Using the chosen design. Continually evaluating
its effects. Continuously
reviewing and adapting the design for better results.

Focus lies on the effects and on continuous improvement.


 
I would love to be able to make bigger decisions in my work more easily. Now I often find it exciting and sometimes postpone it for a long time. Moreover, everyone is happy that I put out daily fires so well. That doesn’t help either.

In a development process with Living Motion, we played a serious game with our entire team in which it immediately became clear how we keep each other in a firm grip. We made plans and tried them out immediately.

Every now and then we play another level of that serious game, just to get sharp again.
— Karen, Design Engineer Heat Technology
 
 
I would like to be able to make choices and get started more easily with my department. During discussions, everyone keeps repeating their own position. That irritates me immensely.

On our team day we played a serious game with Alexander in which not only my irritation immediately surfaced, but also everyone’s role and contribution in the team became clear.

Also my role. And so I am a real ‘explorer’. I knew that, but I didn’t know that others appreciated it and that my role is crucial in the team.

Although I still get irritated sometimes, I also feel everyone’s appreciation for my role in our team.
— Greg, Department Manager Engineering Firm Spatial Planning
 
 

Find out within 45 minutes how we can help you.
Get an immediate estimate of time and costs for each of these options.

A face-to-face meeting on location or booking a demo is also possible, for these, please send an email to info@livingmotion.nl.

 
 
 
 
 

I am Alexander de Haan and with my company Living Motion, my colleagues and I support you in understanding and dealing with everything you encounter with your operational business, governance and strategic policy questions and changes, in my combined role of system analyst, participatory teacher, serious gaming facilitator and coach.

I combine my background as an Aerospace Engineer (MSc) and Social and Organizational Psychologist (MA), with my practical, research and teaching experience in Systems Engineering and Policy Analysis, the field in which I obtained my PhD, together with my experience as a serious gaming session designer and facilitator.

In Living Motion we collaborate in teams consisting of (team) coaches, teachers,
trainers, designers and developers.

 
 
 
 

Disclaimer
The names of customers and their organizations mentioned on this site have been changed for privacy and strategic reasons.
All people, organizations and processes really exist, you can hear more about these and other processes in a personal meeting.