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Forum 9 Dinar Indra Analyst, Indonesia Everybody Should Wear More Than 1 Hat I think every individual on the discussion could take a different role at a time (per session). Or maybe should. But the point is they should never use only one hat. If they use only one hat, then the purpose of this method will never met. X Welcome to the Six Thinking Hats forum. The topic being discussed here is: "Everybody Should Wear More Than 1 Hat". Get access to all of our 900 knowledge centers about management. Join more than 1,000,000 other members. Log in   Comments Rating   0 Ali Sumner CEO, Australia   No Need to Wear More Than One Hat The Six Thinking Hats is a parallel thinking methodology so all individuals in a discussion all wear the same hat at the same time... The hats are not different roles to be assigned to people... They are different thinking modes that everyone should be able to "put on" and "take off" depending on what thinking is needed. Sometimes only one hat is used... Sometimes a sequence of hats is used... There is no hard and fast rule about how many or which hats are used... This all depends on the focus of the discussion which has been set by the blue hat as the process control hat... For example if the focus was "to consider the risks associated with changing our business name" then black hat might be the only hat used then a blue hat summary of the black hat thinking to make a decision... So all people wear the same hat at the same time... But everyone can put on the blue hat at anytime... This makes the whole process of using the hats very democratic.   Leave a comment Share your knowledge or experience

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