This feature describes more than two dozen humorous, playful brainstorming techniques readers can use with little advance preparation or notice. These techniques are distinctly "unbusinesslike." Yet they can help employees and managers find creative solutions to problems ... and new ways to build productivity and profit. 1076 words. [Feature 9632]
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