Tame the traps of innovation
Do you often find that concepts turn out less innovative, than what you wished for? Well perhaps it has fallen into one the 7 deadly traps of innovative thinking.
In this great online presentation, Mind of the Innovator, by Matthew E. May you will learn to recognize these traps! They are:
- Shortcutting - Jumping to conclusions on intuituion instead of working with the problem
- Blindspots - Making assumptions based on previous experience
- Not Invented Here
- Satisficing - Instead of satisfying, you do the thing that will suffice
- Downgrading - Rewriting the succes criteria, instead of succeeding
- Complicating
- Stifling - Not letting people around you get good ideas
It's really cool. 16 pages. Well worth reading. Makes you reconsider your role in innovation. Found on Guy Kawasaki's blog.
- Jens Poder
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