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Problem-Solving Techniques Take on New Twist

Solving a problem in a group leads you to more good ideas but fewer great ideas.  The opposite is true if you solve it alone.  The best of both worlds is intermittent collaboration: alternating between independent and group work.  Have I piqued your interest yet?  Read more about the new research by Harvard Business School Associate Professor Ethan Bernstein and colleagues here:  Problem-Solving Techniques Take on New Twist.

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