Fix Your Useless Brainstorming Sessions in Two Minutes
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Anyone who’s run a brainstorming session will tell you there are always a few strong personalities that dominate the discussion, effectively putting everyone else on mute.
If the goal is to get the conversation chugging along so that everyone contributes, this can be frustrating, as well as downright counterproductive. Ballooning the size of the group isn’t a good idea, either—you’ll just wind up with a few more loudmouths and a more crowded conference room.