Whether it’s redesigning recess because it’s raining, pivoting to a relaxation exercise because a class is bubbling with intensity, or coming up with effective examples on-the-fly to teach complex ideas, improvisation skills are an essential part of every teacher's classroom toolkit. Read More
What if federal lawmakers took a "Yes, And" approach toward resolving their growing conflict over spending that may lead to a government shutdown on October 1st? Read More
Skills like active listening, adaptation, and creative problem-solving can give lawyers an advantage. Read More
Struggling with what to do with your team for the holidays? We can help! Read More
Improv at work is just as fun (and probably more useful) than a llama Zoom-bombing. Read More
The more we connect with one another, the more we matter to one another. Read More
The more we connect with one another, the more we matter to one another. Read More
Here’s a wonderful article by Chuck Mountz (Sr Manager, Product Engineering, Comcast), sharing his journey using improv while leading DevOps and agile software development. Chuck took WIT’s Improv for Business intensive and brought us in to work with his team at Comcast (thanks, Chuck!), and his story highlights the connection… Read More
You have a virtual room full of participants, and you want a quick activity that helps warm up the group and sets a tone of collaboration and fun. Here are three of my favorites… True of Me. One person states something that is true of them (e.g. “I have ridden… Read More
Confidence, creativity, and supportive collaboration: these skills help improv performers engage and make magic as they work without a script. WIT@Work uses these same skills competencies to help teams and organizations succeed in the workplace. Learn more about our workshops and why a client recently told us: “Without exaggeration,… Read More