Brainstorming meetings should be exciting, exploratory, and interactive, with everyone involved as equal partners in creating and developing new ideas. In light of what many business experts define as “best practices” for brainstorming sessions and other meetings, the following is a set of guidelines that can change the way you conduct your office gatherings. If you follow these “rules of dry erase wall etiquette” at your next team meeting, you’ll help to improve communications among your coworkers and hopefully raise their morale and productivity as well.
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