1. Lay out a Magnum Set on the floor and ask the participants to choose a card that illustrates something that gives them job satisfaction at present.
2. Let the participants pair up and take turns telling each other about their cards. While one is talking, the others write down keywords from the explanation on a post-it note.
3. When the first participant has finished talking, the pair attach the post-it to the picture card and change roles.
4. Once both participants have presented, they lay out all the used picture cards in a row as artworks.
5. The participants go back to the rest of the Magnum Set and choose a new card representing a potential for creating renewed job satisfaction at the workplace in the future.
6. Ask the participants to make new pairs – and repeat the process.
7. When everyone has finished talking, they place their second picture card below the first one and the exhibition is ready.
8. Now you gather the group around the exhibition and let everyone present their card.
9. When the presentations are over, you take a photo of each participant´s two cards with the attached keywords.
10. Print these photos and let them circulate the next time the group meets to discuss concrete improvements of job satisfaction at your workplace. You can also bring the photos next time you want to make a job satisfaction survey, in order to recap what you talked about last time.

The picture cards can become an even more engaging tool when accompanied by music. Try it out next time you plan a job satisfaction survey.