A couple of days ago I wrote a lengthy, scientific debunking of brainstorms. But I understand that not everyone likes to read long articles (fascinating as this one is). Some people prefer to watch short videos summarising an argument concisely.
Research has thoroughly debunked brainstorming
Well, if you fall into the latter camp, you’re in luck! The video up there is 1 minute 16 seconds of brainstorm-bashing.
It explains that research has thoroughly debunked brainstorming as an effective way of generating ideas. Getting the same number of people working independently for the same amount of time produces more ideas and more diverse ideas.
But I’m not going to tell you everything in writing. If you’re a reader, you’d be better off looking at the scientific article here.
I have no idea why anyone would have read this far. Scroll back up to the top and hit play.
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https://youtu.be/UPG0nib3pGg
A couple of days ago I wrote a lengthy, scientific debunking of brainstorms. But I understand that not everyone likes to read long articles (fascinating as this one is). Some people prefer to watch short videos summarising an argument concisely.
Well, if you fall into the latter camp, you’re in...
Dave BirssDaveBirssdavebirss@gmail.comAdministratorDave is obsessed with creativity. He's been a musician, illustrator, stand-up comedian, poet, radio DJ, television presenter and advertising creative director. He also wrote A User Guide to the Creative Mind.
Now he runs Open for Ideas and helps individuals and companies become more creative.
You can find him speaking at conferences all over the world. And sharing his thinking in boardrooms, universities and dimly-lit pubs.Open for Ideas
Dave is obsessed with creativity. He's been a musician, illustrator, stand-up comedian, poet, radio DJ, television presenter and advertising creative director. He also wrote A User Guide to the Creative Mind.
Now he runs Open for Ideas and helps individuals and companies become more creative.
You can find him speaking at conferences all over the world. And sharing his thinking in boardrooms, universities and dimly-lit pubs.
Dave is obsessed with creativity. He's been a musician, illustrator, stand-up comedian, poet, radio DJ, television presenter and advertising creative director. He also wrote A User Guide to the Creative Mind.
Now he runs Open for Ideas and helps individuals and companies become more creative.
You can find him speaking at conferences all over the world. And sharing his thinking in boardrooms, universities and dimly-lit pubs.
Thank you for your sharing. I am worried that I lack creative ideas. It is your article that makes me full of hope. Thank you. But, I have a question, can you help me?
Thank you for your sharing. I am worried that I lack creative ideas. It is your article that makes me full of hope. Thank you. But, I have a question, can you help me?
I concur wholeheartedly after suffering many demoralising “brainstorming” session throughout my career.