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Listening Skills at Work: The Human Advantage in an Age of AI
Here’s a scenario most of us have been in. A meeting. Someone is speaking. And while they’re speaking, half the room is preparing their response, scrolling a phone, or mentally composing their next point. The words land. But nothing is really being heard.
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Cutting through the noise: The collective ick of business speak
Our latest article looks at the collective ick of business speak, where it came from, why it sticks, what Gen Z makes of it, and how AI might be making it even worse.
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Outputs vs. Outcomes
AI can make it easier to create more things, more quickly. But this post asks a more useful question: when does an output become an outcome that actually matters? It looks at the human skills that help ideas move beyond production and create real change.
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How design thinking gives you competitive advantage
Standing out from the competition is more challenging than ever. It’s not enough to offer a good product or service; you need competitive advantage that makes your offer both sustainable and difficult to replicate. It’s […]
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How to generate better ideas with design thinking
When you’re tasked with coming up with something new; a product, service, or strategy, it’s easy to fall into familiar patterns. You reach for what’s worked before, recycle ideas, or run a standard brainstorm that […]
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How to break the cycle of bad brainstorming
Does this situation sound familiar? Your team keeps running into the same recurring problems. You bring everyone together for a brainstorm, generate a list of ideas, and ultimately go with the one that sounds the […]
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Creative Careers in the Digital Age
Creativity, careers, and the future of work: Duncan Brannan talks to Apps for Good What do creative careers look like? How can young people use creativity to shape their career paths? What role does creativity […]
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How we stay connected as a remote team
At Treehouse, as a remote team, we need creative ways to stay connected. With colleagues in the UK, Canada, South Africa, Germany, India and more, most of our time together happens online, so we were […]
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The impact of evolving tech: AI insights from Nathan Waterhouse
How AI is changing the world of work – AI insights from Treehouse’s Managing Director Treehouse Managing Director Nathan Waterhouse is our leading voice on all things AI. He’s been documenting his AI insights, views […]
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What will the future of the legal sector look like?
Visit the Treehouse Innovation Futures Lab at LegalTechTalk 2024! What will the future of the legal sector look like? How will the relationship between the legal profession and technology develop? How should the world of […]
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Partnering to help businesses drive growth with AI & human-centred design
How to drive business growth with AI As emerging technologies like generative AI continue to evolve at an incredible rate, so do customer needs and expectations. This makes it more important than ever for businesses […]
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How to have deeper client conversations and win more work
El Tong Partner and Design Coach @ Treehouse Innovation Jennifer Ramsey Co-Founder @ stage LLC In this article, Treehouse’s El Tong and Jennifer Ramsey from stage – a women-owned business development and marketing venture focused […]
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Why lawyers make great designers. No, really.
In an increasingly competitive market, subject to multiple pressures from evermore demanding clients, advancements in technology, and more businesses offering legal services, law firms have to do something to make them stand out from the crowd.
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SRoundtable: GCs draw their nightmares
Over the past six months, an incessant stream of worries has troubled the minds of in-house counsels across the world…
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Slaughter and May – The Lens: Design thinking – listen to your user… but not too much!
In a legal context, design thinking can be applied to challenges being faced within a law firm, or by clients within their organisations.
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