When you and your team are feeling mentally drained, these fifty brainstorming activities can help spark creative solutions, fast.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brian Cole Miller is the principal of Working Solutions, Inc., a management training and consulting firm. He is the author of several books including Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers, More Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers, and Keeping Employees Accountable for Results.
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Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: BRAINSTORMING 101 What Is Brainstorming? Why Use Brainstorming? What Are the Basic Rules of Brainstorming? How Is a Brainstorming Session Conducted? What Could Go Wrong? Summary CHAPTER 2: IT ALL STARTS WITH A QUESTION Use Focus Questions to Kick Off a Successful Brainstorming Session Using Focus Questions for Idea Generation A Final Note About Focus Questions Keep the Ideas Flowing After the Focus Question Putting It All Together Summary CHAPTER 3: THE POWER OF THE PEN The Four Rules of Recording Brainstorming Sessions Summary CHAPTER 4: BRAINSTORMING TECHNIQUES Traditional Brainstorming Stickies Bubbles Chips Grids Last One Standing Mind Maps Paper Swap Plus One Round Robin Silent Brainstorm Taking Turns CHAPTER 5: CREATIVITY EXERCISES Associations Brainstorm Bash Mega-Doodles Exaggerations Forced Conflict Free Writing Jeopardy Let's Get Physical Mind Readeri Objects Pictures Reverse Brainstorming Roles Six Perspectives Stop and Start Storytellers Web Surfing CHAPTER 6: GROUPING METHODS Alphabet Categories Card Sort Leaderless Quick Sort Symbols CHAPTER 7: PRIORITIZATION PROCESSES Balloons Dots Grid-Based Decision Investing in Ideas Ranked Pairs Pros and Cons Rotating Charts Seven Sudden Death Thumbs-Up Consensus Weighted Scores CHECKLISTS INDEX
Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: BRAINSTORMING 101 What Is Brainstorming? Why Use Brainstorming? What Are the Basic Rules of Brainstorming? How Is a Brainstorming Session Conducted? What Could Go Wrong? Summary CHAPTER 2: IT ALL STARTS WITH A QUESTION Use Focus Questions to Kick Off a Successful Brainstorming Session Using Focus Questions for Idea Generation A Final Note About Focus Questions Keep the Ideas Flowing After the Focus Question Putting It All Together Summary CHAPTER 3: THE POWER OF THE PEN The Four Rules of Recording Brainstorming Sessions Summary CHAPTER 4: BRAINSTORMING TECHNIQUES Traditional Brainstorming Stickies Bubbles Chips Grids Last One Standing Mind Maps Paper Swap Plus One Round Robin Silent Brainstorm Taking Turns CHAPTER 5: CREATIVITY EXERCISES Associations Brainstorm Bash Mega-Doodles Exaggerations Forced Conflict Free Writing Jeopardy Let's Get Physical Mind Readeri Objects Pictures Reverse Brainstorming Roles Six Perspectives Stop and Start Storytellers Web Surfing CHAPTER 6: GROUPING METHODS Alphabet Categories Card Sort Leaderless Quick Sort Symbols CHAPTER 7: PRIORITIZATION PROCESSES Balloons Dots Grid-Based Decision Investing in Ideas Ranked Pairs Pros and Cons Rotating Charts Seven Sudden Death Thumbs-Up Consensus Weighted Scores CHECKLISTS INDEX
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