The Brainstorming Illusion
Traditional group brainstorming isn't as productive as we think.
Group brainstorming feels productive because we experience connection with others. But in reality, this type of brainstorming can prevent people from interjecting with their ideas, promote anxiety, and make disenfranchised employees feel unsafe.
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