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The disgruntled Ex-staffer that was playing games …. part 0dis⋅grun⋅tled
[dis-gruhn-tld]
–adjective
Synonyms:displeased and discontented, sulky, annoyed, bad tempered, bellyaching, crabbing, crabby, cranky, disappointed, discontent, discontented, displeased, dissatisfied, griping, grouchy, grousing, grumpy, irritable, irritated, kicking, kvetching, malcontent, malcontented, peeved, peevish, petulant, put out, sulky, sullen, testy, uncontent, ungratified, vexed

 

After the storm passed by and the dust has settled it is time to put the pieces back to gather and look at what has happened from different ankles angles.
NextGen Decision Game
Some of you might have seen the stories online in the news.
I developed a board game based on the snakes & ladder theme enhanced with action cards which was reflecting on funny project situations me and the team faced during the 4 month we worked on that project together.

What was intended to be a farewell email to close colleagues ended up in a small media storm.
And sometimes your legacy becomes bigger than anticipated as I am now mentioned in newspapers here, here, here and here, discussed in Forums here, here and here and blog posts are written about the game here, here, here, here and here.

I would like to look at it from different ankles angles (thx to Margot for the correction) as there are some great lessons to be learnt out of this as well as experience that I gained that I would like to share with you. So, please do not expect a whingeing post or a justification or anything like that. It will be analytical and looking at facts and at key lessons everybody could learn from.

I will have a series on that split in four parts.
Part 1 – What has happened – a timeline
Part 2 – Putting things into the right perspective
Part 3 – What does media attention do to you?
Part 4 – Lessons learnt and the experience

I will call the Story „TNGDG“ – „The NextGen Decision Game„

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5 Comments

  1. Annalie Killian sagt:
    3. Februar 2009 um 3:16 Uhr

    Hi Thorsten- I am interested to learn more and will be following this story closely. I have added a comment on the Melcrum article- I think I may be interested to invite you to come and do a talk about your experience!

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  2. When Employees Attack! :: Women on Business sagt:
    4. März 2009 um 13:12 Uhr

    […] employee did something about it. Ex-Virgin Blue employee Torsten Koerting designed a board game using Virgin Blue branding that criticises his former company’s […]

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  3. Unhappy employees? Blame the managers. :: Women on Business sagt:
    15. Juli 2009 um 11:23 Uhr

    […] employee did something about it. Ex-Virgin Blue employee Torsten Koerting designed a board game using Virgin Blue branding that criticises his former company’s […]

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  4. How to deal with complaints :: Women on Business sagt:
    26. August 2009 um 11:15 Uhr

    […] I wrote about Ex-Virgin Blue employee Torsten Koerting who designed a board game using Virgin Blue branding that criticises his former employer’s […]

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  5. Kaley sagt:
    13. Mai 2016 um 1:20 Uhr

    Yes Johana, I agree 100%.Give them the money for their homes, say market value plus 20%, the cost of packers & moa&es,rvmp; all expenses incurred in the process from property hunting to purchase & move in.That`s closer to what the hwys.pay when buying out people for road purposes. It`s only fair, you`re right.

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