Open Innovation Toolkit

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by t3ra • 10 years ago

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I posted a link to Candor[1] last week. Wharton's Adam Grant makes the compelling argument that "group ideation" tends to produce less innovative results. Creativity and shyness tend to be correlated after all. And consensus around a "winner" often forms prematurely due to "anchoring" and "clustering" biases.

By decoupling the two regimes, and perhaps even anonymizing the idea from its creator, you've got a winning chance of allowing team members to unleash their inner Jungian Shadow, and give reign to the daemons of inspiration ;)

[1] http://www.usecandor.com/

erlend_sh• 10 years ago

Is this an ad? I'm seriously asking.

hexo• 10 years ago

is this some kind of bad joke? human centered design from mozzila? how so? after they took everything good from firefox... :D

bobajeff• 10 years ago

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

It seems that since Firefox 2 they just kept making changes that didn't seem to really be focused on the user so much as giving the UI designers something to do.

Notable examples include:

* Making the buttons resemble a keyhole for no apparent reason.

* Hiding the forward button.

* Merging the forward and back button dropdown history list into one confusing ambiguous list.

* Adding an unholy orange button at the top.

Open Innovation Toolkit

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