Past articles have extolled the benefits of using a PMIR (Plus – Minus – Interesting – Recommendation) evaluation, a variation on the PMI technique from Edward de Bono.
Here’s another variation to consider when using a PMIR – change the “I” to something other than “interesting.” Here are 10 possibilities for tweaking your evaluation approach. Ask, “What was most _______________?”
- Impactful
- Intriguing
- Inspiring
- Incomplete
- Ill conceived
- Inspired
- Illogical
- Impressive
- Implementable
- Informative
Changing the “I” around will freshen up your evaluation and provide some new “Insights” – yet another I you can use!
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