11. Mentors Can Help
When someone consistently comes up with inappropriate ideas, it may indicate a lack of understanding about the company’s purposes and goals. Assigning a mentor to guide and clarify the company’s objectives can be extremely beneficial. The mentor can communicate the goals clearly to the team members, either on a temporary or permanent basis. This solution can help prevent the recurrence of bad ideas in future business meetings. It’s also important to conduct regular check-ins to make necessary course corrections before completing a project.
12. Come Out Of Your Bubble
We often limit our definition of a good idea by focusing solely on our company’s objectives, products, and primary goals. This narrow perspective can hinder our business’s growth. It’s possible that an idea we consider “not good enough” actually has merit but doesn’t meet all the criteria on our checklist. This mindset creates a bubble of thought that restricts our perspective. To break through this bubble, we need to step back and consider the bigger picture. Expand your thinking beyond a single perspective and explore new possibilities.