Name: 説明者。最悪のアイデアから始めることで問題を解決する (The Explainer: Solving Problems by Starting with the Worst Idea Possible)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:21:54.000Z
Duration: 2 min 26 s
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Think of a challenge you're facing at work.

Now, what is the worst possible solution you can dream up?

What is a truly terrible way to address this?

What could get you laughed at or even fired?

This might just be the best idea you've ever had,

according to designer and author Ayse Birsel.

a useful tool in the challenge to solve problems in new ways.

Here's a central example of how Birsel pivots a dreadful idea

Switch jobs with, say, a junior staffer or intern.

It may sound silly, but this humbling "as if" scenario

can put you into an inquisitive beginner's mindset

to ask, listen, and learn things that an expert would

Likewise, while you're playing the role of novice,

your junior employees are trying your job on for size.

to search, experiment, and possibly discover

new directions altogether without the expected hierarchy

If you flip the idea on its head to spreading

it could be an inspiring way to collectively celebrate

Maybe try failing-- intentionally, and repeatedly.

Sounds like a nightmare until you pivot it

to a deliberate mistake lab dedicated to celebrating

but it can reinforce that we learn constantly

Banning technology at work sounds counterproductive

But having a no technology day once in a while

of face-to-face conversations, walking meetings, even

meditation without interruptions from email and social media.

Give yourself permission to have an awful idea.

The very best one might just emerge along the way.

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説明者。最悪のアイデアから始めることで問題を解決する (The Explainer: Solving Problems by Starting with the Worst Idea Possible)

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