#008 - Intrapreneurship Peer Learning, IEB, Max Senges - (NoSchnickSchnack - The Toolbox of Corporate Venturing) Podcast Details

Description

In this episode, Christian Hüttenhein engages in an insightful conversation with Professor Dr. Max Senges. Max draws on his extensive experience in entrepreneurship to discuss the various challenges faced by startups. They delve into the innovative concept of 42, a university that operates without traditional professors and instead focuses on peer learning and gamified projects. Max also emphasizes the positive impact of these educational methods and provides valuable career advice.

Takeaways:

Peer learning is a powerful approach to learning and skill development, where students work on projects and provide feedback to each other.
The humanistic aspects of technology development, such as considering the social impact and organizational mindset, are crucial for driving entrepreneurship forward.
A university without professors, like 42, offers a unique learning experience where students learn through gamified projects and peer reviews.
Intrapreneurship, the process of developing entrepreneurial ventures within a corporate setting, can be facilitated through peer learning and entrepreneurship programs.
When pursuing a career, it's important to find a fit that aligns with your passion and purpose, rather than just following trends or external expectations.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Background of Prof. Dr. Max Senges

03:36 University Without Professors: The 42 Model

09:00 Peer Learning and Entrepreneurship

15:05 The Process of Peer Learning

20:07 Intrapreneurship and External Recruiting

22:19 Differentiating Tools in Corporate Venturing

25:13 Impact and Success Stories

27:01 Costs and Implementation of Peer Learning

29:17 The Popularity of Peer Learning and Intrapreneurship

31:28 Career Advice: Pursuing Passion and Purpose

33:34 Book Recommendation