22 Ice Breaker Questions on Disruptive Innovation and Uncertainty

22 Ice Breaker Questions on Disruptive Innovation and Uncertainty

The Brainzooming crew has created a set of 22 ice breaker questions linked to disruption or uncertainty in some way. The questions cover topics like personal and work life tasks that can be automated and what tasks people would never trust a robot to do. These questions work well for events and meetings on disruptive innovation and uncertainty, or any general gathering that needs an ice breaker.

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