Jeremy Utley - Demystifying Innovation

The video tutorial demystifies the process of innovation, presenting it as a structured approach rather than a mystical occurrence. The speaker outlines three steps to foster innovative ideas: creating a bug list to identify problems, generating bad ideas to eventually find good ones, and trying multiple ideas to see which works. The tutorial emphasizes that innovation is a low-yield activity, requiring persistence and experimentation.

What is the common reaction when people are asked to come up with an innovative idea?

• Indifference and boredom

• Panic and anxiety

• Confidence and assurance

• Excitement and eagerness

What is the purpose of creating a 'bug list' in the innovation process?

• To identify problems that need attention

• To track coding errors

• To brainstorm creative ideas

• To list potential solutions

Why is it beneficial to generate bad ideas according to the speaker?

• Bad ideas are easier to implement

• They help in identifying the best ideas

• They are less risky

• They are more cost-effective

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of innovation?

• It is a low yield activity

• It is a predictable process

• It is a high yield activity

• It is a guaranteed success

What is the final step in the three-step process to innovation?

• Focus on a single idea

• Seek expert advice

• Try out multiple ideas

• Avoid taking risks