brainstorming
Brainstorming is a technique for generating ideas where participants attack a problem to achieve the maximum number of ideas in the shortest time. It involves explaining the problem, inviting suggestions from all members and recording all ideas without criticism until ideas stop flowing. Effective brainstorming follows rules like no interruptions or criticism, aims for quantity over quality, and ensures fair participation and ownership of the ideas generated. The advantages include generating creative solutions, improving communication, and utilizing human resources efficiently to solve problems faster through group collaboration. After the session, all ideas must be consolidated, evaluated, and followed up on to determine the best solutions.
brainstorming
- 2. Junior Chamber International BRAINSTROMING IT IS THE TECHNIQUE OR STRATEGY OF ATTACKING LITERALLY STRORMING A PROBLEM TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF IDEAS IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
- 3. Junior Chamber International The Module OPENING THE PROCESS THE METHOD THE ADVANTAGES THE FOLLOW UP CLOSING
- 5. Junior Chamber International Method Explains the purpose & writes the problem Invite suggestion Records all inputs Continue till the flow stops Hand over to the evaluation committee
- 6. Junior Chamber International Possible Rules No interruptions No criticism Note all ideas Aim for quantity than quality Fair chance to all members
- 7. Junior Chamber International The Advantages Generation of creative ideas. Ensure participation & ownership Fix up talents & contacts Proper utilization of human resources Saves hours of research Improves communication between members
- 8. Junior Chamber International The Follow Up Consolidate all ideas Hand over to evaluation committee Confirm to specification & policies Report with reasons.
- 9. Junior Chamber International Summary To conduct brainstorming take ideas from everyone and jot them down, do not interrupt any ideas. Follow-up is a must