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Many companies think agile is a cure-all for innovation. But research shows a core component of the process — stand-up meetings — may undermine idea generation. https://t.co/QrsGbidnan
OpenStand-up Meetings Inhibit Innovation
New research suggests that they undermine idea generation.
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