5. Testing Your Idea in the Real World and Adjusting It Based on Feedback

1. Gather new material directly related to your task as well as learning general material by becoming fascinated with a wide range of concepts.
2. Thoroughly work over the materials in your mind.  Examine what you have learned by looking at the facts from different angles and...

At this stage, you realise that your idea is probably not as ideal as you thought you were initially. However, that does not mean it is a bad idea. 

This is the moment where you spend time developing and improving the idea to make it fit the requirements needed. 

Do not lose your idea...

Not receiving enough feedback stresses employees out. They don’t want to be micromanaged, but they definitely want and crave constructive criticism, and they want general feedback on their performance on a consistent level.

Let employees know if they’re doing what you expect, as regularl...