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Agreed that the HBR article attacks a strawman - or, at least, a style of "brainstorming" I have never participated in. To me, "brainstorming" is a small number
by scott_s 9y ago
Agreed that the HBR article attacks a strawman - or, at least, a style of "brainstorming" I have never participated in. To me, "brainstorming" is a small number of people (often just two!) sitting together and thinking through a problem. Personally, this has helped me much more than if I had just continued spinning on the problem myself.
- ghaff 9y ago>Agreed that the HBR article attacks a strawman - or, at least, a style of "brainstorming" I have never participated in. I have. It has (mercifully) largely fallen out of fashion but it was a very popular "ideating" approach at one time.