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The Dark Side Of Creativity
… this doesn’t mean creativity is always ethical. Creativity comes from humans, and humans are complex. Creative people are the most complex of them all. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that creativity has a dark side. You don’t … Continue reading
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The Bias Against Creativity – Why People Desire But Reject Creative Ideas
Read People often reject creative ideas even when espousing creativity as a desired goal. To explain this paradox, we propose that people can hold a bias against creativity that is not necessarily overt, and which is activated when people experience … Continue reading
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Characteristics of Creative Organizations
Characteristics of Creative Organizations 24 characteristics, from “balance planning with improvising” to “value fun as part of the creative process”. 1. balance planning with improvising 2. use the unknown as a resource (do not avoid it) 3. creativity is a … Continue reading
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