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Perhaps the idea of “brainstorming” doesn’t make any sense at all

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Ted Bauer

It would seem logical that better ideas could be generated in a group as opposed to simply by individuals — more perspectives and viewpoints, and an inherent vetting process in real-time. But then again, maybe that’s not true: But no study has… Continue Reading →

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