What Makes a Good Idea? (Video)

What Makes a Good Idea? (Video)

Creating a process for employees to share and promote ideas improves engagement and fosters a culture of common goals. However, not all ideas are good ideas. The article explores how to ensure the quality of ideas submitted by encouraging well-structured ideas with credible research and team collaboration. The author suggests crafting catchy and informative titles, providing detailed yet concise submissions, selecting the right themes, and including relevant attachments. Applying research and ensuring that the idea is original and valuable are also crucial. Lastly, teaming up with colleagues and cheering for the idea can make it stand out. Ultimately, taking the time to understand and appreciate good ideas produces a robust idea pipeline that can drive innovation and problem-solving.

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