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Is it? My experience of innovation is that it tends to be a singular affair. Not a result of group hangouts and all day brainstorming meetings but the result o
by repolfx 8y ago
Is it?
My experience of innovation is that it tends to be a singular affair. Not a result of group hangouts and all day brainstorming meetings but the result of a single unreasonable person who is seized by an idea that's either not obvious or - more commonly - something other people were aware of but didn't rate much.
I don't see why you'd need physical proximity to innovate in that way. Unless by innovation you're referring to product development generally.