brainstorming

We want someone who has their own big ideas, loves brainstorming sessions, and will participate in user research.

It is a little like the idea that for brainstorming sessions, it is critical that you NOT pass judgment.

In smaller groups, post-it-note or chalkboard brainstorming works well to get people to agree on one idea.

Usually finding really good domain name is not about 3-5 hours, it takes a couple of days of brainstorming.

Explaining things to an interested noob is satisfying, builds your self-esteem, and will probably lead to brainstorming.

The reddit admins should fear the power they have given the moderators, and are probably brainstorming ways to reduce it.

I mean, a whole process - brainstorming, designs (and tools) and UI.

If i can choose 3 days to work at home and then come to work for meetings, brainstorming etc then it's ideal.

Anytime I hear people go on about how paper is obsolete, I think about how useful whiteboards are for brainstorming.

I think it would be very useful for founders/team when they are short of time and are brainstorming counter moves.

I've been casually brainstorming heuristics for detecting possible Photoshopping and John writes about exactly that.

It's great for social interaction, brainstorming, and quickly getting help.

Brainstorming hides two major problems: 1.

Brainstorming is fun, but is it too much to ask to do a basic smell test on the ideas before you start talking about them as if they were realistic?