brainstormingszeánszokon

Brainstorming sessions, often referred to colloquially as brainstormingszeánszokon in Hungarian, are structured group activities designed to generate a large number of ideas for a specific problem or topic. The core principle is to encourage free-flowing and uninhibited idea generation, deferring judgment and evaluation until a later stage. Participants are encouraged to build upon each other's suggestions, with no idea considered too wild or impractical during the initial phase.

The process typically involves a facilitator who guides the session, sets the objective, and ensures that all participants have an opportunity to contribute. Various techniques can be employed, such as round-robin sharing, free association, or mind mapping. The emphasis is on quantity over quality during the brainstorming itself. Once a substantial list of ideas has been collected, the group then moves into a phase of evaluation and selection, where ideas are discussed, refined, and prioritized based on feasibility, relevance, and potential impact. These sessions are widely used in business, education, and creative fields to foster innovation and problem-solving.