photo credit: jonny goldstein Consider creativity, framing in negotiating Recalling a fellow student from law school days, Latz noted the student framed issues differently from the professor and most other law students. As an art-history major in college, he was not accustomed to linear, logical analysis and thought. Instead, he viewed things in a more [...]
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Creativity and Innovation Skills Development with Linda Naiman Date: March 3, 2008 Our simple survey indicates that professionals desire creativity training that could help them generate solutions to address issues and problems in the daily course of their work. Creativity at Work uses a balanced approach to developing creativity that includes both analytical and imaginative [...]
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For five days delegates will discuss the challenges and opportunities in applying creativity and seeking creative solutions across the cultures associated in four broad areas: government and quasi- government, education, business and commerce, and arts and culture. Over 200 practitioners and experts from around the globe are expected to attend this conference. I will be [...]
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Creativity At Work Newsletter June 2007 This month’s newsletter is guest authored by Peter Roosen & Tatsuya Nakagawa, two experts in bringing new products to market, but first I have a couple of announcements: Book review Orchestrating Collaboration at Work, an arts-based training book which I co-authored with Arthur VanGundy has been reviewed by Mireille [...]

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