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Design Thinking Check Point

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the correct steps sequence of Design Thinking methodology?

a)

Define > Emphatize > Prototype > Ideate > Test

b)

Emphatize > Define > Ideate > Prototype > Test

c)

Prototype > Ideate > Test > Emphatize > Define

d)

Emphatize > Define > Ideate > Produce > Test

2.

What is the main function of Innovation?

a)

To improve the current situation

b)

To limit the number of steps taken so it is simple

c)

To solve problems

d)

To generate revenues

3.

Problems are ___________________ opportunities

a)

profitable

b)

gaps

c)

creative

d)

innovation

4.

What is an example of non-tech Innovation?

a)

Chair

b)

Working From Home

c)

Language

d)

Business Models

e)

Sleeping Quality

5.

What are the Four Principles of Brainstorming?

a)

Encourage Wild Ideas

b)

Defer Judgment

c)

User Centric

d)

Go For Quantity

e)

Be Visual

6.

What are the elements of Point Of View (POV) Statement? Choose THREE.

a)

We Met

b)

We Discovered

c)

We Need to Do

d)

We Aim to Help

e)

We Realized

7.

When Prototyping for the first time, what are the elements you need to observe? Choose THREE.

a)

The quality of materials

b)

The underlying assumptions about the ideas

c)

The key features of the ideas

d)

The potential needs of the users

e)

The location of the Testing area

8.

Does the customer knows what they want? Choose TWO.

a)

Yes, of course because customer is king

b)

Not really, because customer will usually tell us what they need

c)

No, because they are unsure until they see something from the provider

d)

Not sure, because I know what I want

e)

Probably, because customer is the paymaster

9.

In trying times like now, between "Effective" and "Efficient", which one is more important?

a)

Effective

b)

Efficient

c)

Both

d)

Just go with the flow

10.

Which one comes first, "Technology" or "Customer Needs"? Choose Two.

a)

Technology

b)

Customer Needs

c)

Both at the same time

d)

Depends on situation

11.

Other than HMW, what are the elements of Design Challenge statement?

a)

Possible Solutions

b)

Action Word / Verb

c)

Problems / Pain Points / Challenges

d)

Innovation to Help

e)

Target Users

12.

What are the three sources of Innovation & Change according to Peter Drucker?

a)

Process Need

b)

Goverment View

c)

Demographics & Populations

d)

Changes in Market Perceptions

e)

Political Change

13.

Can you apply some of the techniques you learn in the Design Thinking workshop? Yes or No.

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14.

Which part of design thinking method that you find useful for you?

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15.

How do you create POV - point of view? Choose THREE.

a)

From the insights generated

b)

Just thinking aloud

c)

Select from some of the respondents

d)

Imagine future potential customers

e)

Listen to your leader's suggestion

16.

Which area in your job that you can use design thinking methodology?

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17.

What's included in an Empathy Map quadrant?

a)

Say

b)

Do

c)

Think

d)

Feel

e)

Need

18.

Briefly explain what is Prototyping?

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19.

What is "Tension" from design thinking perspective?

a)

Respondents demonstrated some anger, frustration due to opposing forces of pain points.

b)

Respondents demonstrated some limitations of resources because of pain points.

c)

Respondents demonstrated some interesting actions, behaviours although it appear illogical.

d)

Respondents become blank and don't know what to do.

e)

Respondents busy with their work and become confused.

20.

What is "Constraint" from design thinking perspective?

a)

Respondents demonstrated some anger, frustration due to opposing forces of pain points.

b)

Respondents demonstrated some limitations of resources because of pain points.

c)

Respondents demonstrated some interesting actions, behaviours although it appear illogical.

d)

Respondents become blank and don't know what to do.

e)

Respondents busy with their work and become confused.