Intuition Park

Zhenya Beloded, Bar-o-pie

Distribute responsibilities right away and do the project already and right now. There’s no time for slacking, or you’ll have to cut off too much later and that hurts. Don’t hesitate to try out the most inadequate ideas, something you’ve never tried before ❤️

Vladimir Toupikin, Distortions

Almost every project turns to be more complicated than it was expected. In order have enough time for everything conceived, you’d rather conceive less.

Dmitriy Coochev, Written On Your Face

Do not take a task bigger than the bliss and ardor it may give.

Ekaterina Tsygankova, Matches

Don’t be carried away: save energy and be honest. Initially it looks you’ve got a hell lot of ideas (as well as time), all of them are cool and you can do everything on schedule. That’s scarcely so! According to my subjective experience only 20% of initial plans reached their realization, because a part of them was useless and for another part we just didn’t have enough time.

It’s extremely important to honestly answer the question “why are we doing whatever we are doing?”, to yourself and to your teammates.

Even if your project is about trash and bosh, there must be some inner reasoning – why something is put aside while something else is brought in; how the project is changing and whether it looks as desired or not really.

Somewhat in the middle of the Park there might be the crisis, when it’s a shame to give the project over, but everybody’s exhausted. Each and everyone’s conscientiousness was a game saver: everybody did their pieces, but that’s rather a coincidence than a method. I wouldn’t count on that next time.

Nelly Kum, Layout Mash

Ditch the guilt of not doing ‘one more item on the task list’.

Schedule regular calls of a ‘let’s-work-a-bit-together’-kind, they rule.

Tolya Mickalyuk, No, Layout Mash

Create or enroll into the project which hooks you personally. You’ll have enough motivation to do your job and energy to pick up your colleague’s task.

Before the project starts, talk over your part of the job and responsibilities to avoid surprises at the end. Start thoughtfully, finish confidently.

If something doesn’t go as planned, inform the others of that. Ask for help or correct the expectations. We’re all humans, things happen.

After the project is launched, tell about it on social media. That’s a great way to solidify your new experience and collect the looks.

Maxim Gryaznov, Flottery, Textalator

To everybody: don’t hesitate to suggest lots of ideas. I had to offer eight before the last one collected the team. Although I posted that one without any confidence: “Naïve, but let’s give it a shot”.

To myself, if I got into the Park once more: don’t learn something new, just do what you want. That way you won’t be embarrassed and you will still learn later on. Meaning: in The Survivors I learned more than I did in The Park.

Kostya Desh, Fancy Shop Window,, Scrollfer

To all who got into the Park Chat, I recommend reading the standards of Intuition work carefully – «just for fun», – and then all the rest. So that expectations and reality could meet. As a result, the Web will have one more amusing thing and a cool experience.

Yuriy Shiryayev, Hatch Constructor, Voiceraptor-9000

To all new teams I’d recommend making a challenge for themselves. You can do anything in the Park.

In your work there will be approvals; with clients there will be a fight for money and authority, on your own you might get lazy. While in the Park there will be help, they will talk to you and won’t let you leave the track. And nobody will judge you if you decide to cancel the project (that’s debatable – editors).

And do communicate with the team and other members. It significantly increases chances for success.