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I don't think well in groups, because conversation is distracting. I think this applies to everyone when the subject matter is deeper than like, advertising or
by bonestormii_ 6y ago
I don't think well in groups, because conversation is distracting. I think this applies to everyone when the subject matter is deeper than like, advertising or something superficially creative.
The value of brainstorming is mainly the suspension of criticism, and it's an important part of any creative task, even if applied alone. I see it all the time--a very smart person with lots of aptitude who can't write, can't draw, can't code, can't do anything because any small attempt is immediately "not good enough".
The suspension of criticism is necessary in order to push through. You can't run from the problems forever, but I do think that making some shitty version of something before you make a good version is... necessary? You never really know what you are doing until the shitty version exists and you can see the problems, and subsequently the solutions.
- valuearb 6y agoIts the same reason that open work spaces aren't just productivity killers, they are creativity killers. Both require a rational thought process, randomly interjecting other ideas from the people chattering in the room rarely helps.
- bonestormii_ 6y agoExactly. That said, a one-on-one type thing with someone you trust can be great.