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Reverse brainstorming employs our ability to see problems more easily than solutions. In this way, it leans into our natural tendency to criticise and see flaws in a plan. Then after identifying these problems the team can move onto trying…

The daily work routine at Ludwigsburg district office used to be characterised by tried-and-tested methods: creative workshops with flipcharts and whiteboards, structured coordination via email and careful documentation ensured clarity and reliability in many processes. This solid foundation formed the…