Use Slideasy to Run Problem-Solving Sessions That End With Real Answers

Define the problem, collect possible solutions from everyone, and vote on the best path forward. Your team joins from any phone, laptop, or tablet, with no app download or login needed.

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Stop running problem-solving meetings where

The discussion circles the problem

Everyone agrees the problem exists, everyone describes it in their own words, and an hour later nobody has proposed a single concrete fix.

Hierarchy decides the answer

Once a senior person suggests a direction, the room stops offering alternatives, even when people privately think there is a better way.

The same people do all the thinking

A few confident speakers carry the whole discussion while the rest of the team, often the people closest to the problem, stay silent.

There is no clear next step

The meeting ends with a vague "let's think about it" instead of a chosen solution, an owner, and a date.

Put every solution on the table, then choose one

Use Slideasy to collect proposed solutions anonymously through open-text slides, discuss them together on-screen, and run a Multiple Choice vote so the team leaves with one agreed direction.

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How to Run a Problem-Solving Session With Slideasy

Move from problem to chosen solution in a few structured steps.

1

Define the problem on your first slide

Open your session with a single, clearly written problem statement. When everyone is answering the same question, the solutions are easier to compare.

2

Share the joining link or code

Send the link before the meeting or show the joining code on-screen. Your team joins from any phone, laptop, or tablet.

3

Collect solutions anonymously

Use an open-text slide with anonymous responses turned on. People propose fixes without worrying about how the idea will reflect on them.

4

Discuss the strongest options together

Review the proposals on the big screen. Ask the people closest to the problem to react to each option before the group narrows the list.

5

Vote and assign the next step

Run a Multiple Choice vote on the shortlist. End the session with one chosen solution, a clear owner, and a follow-up date.

Why teams use Slideasy for problem-solving

It is fast to set up

Create an interactive session in minutes and add it to your meeting flow without extra work.

It is easy for participants

People join with a link or code from their own device. No app. No login. No training.

It supports unlimited participants

Invite the whole team without worrying about every extra person joining the session.

It removes the hierarchy problem

Anonymous responses mean a junior engineer's fix gets weighed on its merits, right next to the manager's suggestion.

It makes sharing easy

Send one link, show one code, and let everyone take part from wherever they are.

Bring interactivity to your presentations and give everyone a voice.

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FAQs

What makes a good problem-solving session?
A good session starts with one clearly defined problem, collects a wide set of possible solutions before judging any of them, and ends with a chosen direction, an owner, and a next step.
How does Slideasy help solve problems as a team?
Slideasy lets everyone propose solutions at the same time through open-text slides, keeps responses anonymous if you want, and gives the team a simple voting slide to agree on the best option.
Can solutions be submitted anonymously?
Yes. Anonymous responses are built in, so people can propose fixes without attaching their name. This is especially useful when the problem involves a process someone senior designed.
Do participants need to download an app?
No. Participants join from a phone, laptop, or tablet using a simple link or code. No app download and no account needed.
Does this work for remote and hybrid teams?
Yes. Everyone joins from their own device, so remote team members propose and vote on solutions the same way as people in the room.

Ready to solve problems as a whole team?

Collect solutions anonymously, discuss them on one screen, and vote on the way forward. Your next problem-solving meeting can end with an actual decision.