book: Group, Think! -- Meeting Productively, Brainstorming Effectively, Avoiding Groupthink

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	• Group, Think! -- Meeting Productively, Brainstorming Effectively, Avoiding Groupthink Gerald L. Pepper BrownHerron, 2002 - 16 pages view larger image
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When groups of people meet, the time together can either be productive or destructive depending on how well the group manages its time and energy. This set of three e-Docs looks at: (1) Meeting Productively: A review of the elements of a good meeting including checklists for planning a meeting as well as for maximizing the involvement of those attending. (2) Brainstorming Effectively: Insight on brainstorming (which is one effective way to help a group become more creative). Tips include ground rules for the brainstorming process, optimal size and makeup of a group, and how to conduct a brainstorming session. And, (3) Avoiding Groupthink: This happens when a group of people agree on issues or proposals without really thinking them through. The goal should be to make a group more cohesive while still allowing for critical questions, open discussion, and honest debate. This special collection of BH SmartDocs is published by BrownHerron Publishing, with permission.

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