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4 Steps to Successful Brainstorming

4 Steps to Successful Brainstorming

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Steps to Successful Brainstorming

  1. Lay out the problem you want to solve.
  2. Identify the objectives of a possible solution.
  3. Try to generate solutions individually.
  4. Once you have gotten clear on your problems, your objectives and your personal solutions to the problems, work as a group.

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Before heading into a group brainstorming session...

... organizations should insist that staffers first try to come up with their own solutions.Ā 

One problem with group brainstorming is that when we hear someone elseā€™s solution to a problem, we tend to see it as whatĀ  an ā€œanchor -Ā we get stuck on that objective and potential solution to the exclusion of other goals.

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Only after participants have done their homework ...

... meaning clarifying the problem, identifying objectives, and individually trying to come up with solutions, a brainstorming session can be extremely productive.

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