Use a focused brief
An open invitation is exciting, but a clear challenge gives participants something to work towards. Keep the task understandable and the materials manageable.
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Make feedback useful
Talk about what the idea is trying to achieve before suggesting changes. Give people time to test another approach.
A useful starting checklist.
- Keep the brief clear.
- Make rough drafts welcome.
- Reflect before rushing to the next task.
Turn the idea into a brief.
| Bring | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Your goal | Helps shape a relevant recommendation. |
| Your practical requirements | Brings constraints and arrangements into the discussion. |
| Your open questions | Makes the next step clearer for everyone. |
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