Brainstorming

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Explains the no-criticism rule and delayed discussion, but stops short of providing a formal prioritization process.

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Brainstorming is a group ideation technique that encourages collecting many ideas before evaluating them.

Brainstorming gathers many ideas before judging them. Everyone can suggest practical, unusual, or seemingly impossible possibilities; evaluation comes later. section 15.0

A coffee-shop idea storm

A team imagines customer, barista, and manager accounts, product pictures, promotions, reports, voice commands, robotic coffee-making, and face recognition. One person records every suggestion instead of interrupting to decide what is feasible. section 15.0

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The Creative ProgrammerBrainstorming is a method for generating many ideas through unconstrained or lightly constrained ideation before evaluation.

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