When you collaborate, it’s nice if everyone on your team gets along, but there’s a problem with agreeing on everything: No new ideas. This is also called “groupthink”. To avoid it, don’t be afraid to disagree.
It’s easy to think that when you’re brainstorming, you should come up with a list of possible solutions. Over on 99u, they suggest the opposite approach: think of new questions.
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