The Creative Process at Work
Overview/Description
Creativity and the ability to innovate are increasingly becoming critical requirements in our workplace. In an increasingly technology-driven work environment, the only human faculty which might remain unchallenged by machines is the ability to be creative. And that is the faculty that has to be nurtured fully in order to survive and thrive. To put it bluntly, if today's workforce is to survive in the future, then creativity and the ability to innovate might be the most important criteria, no matter whether the people concerned are engineers, doctors, managers, salespersons, or what have you. This series, on Creativity and Innovation, will show you ways by which you can enhance your creativity and help innovate at your work place. This course, "The Creative Process at Work," introduces the concept of creativity in the work place, the environment it thrives in, and the traits of highly creative people. Further, the course describes, in detail, the very process of creativity. While contesting the popular notion of creativity as a stray flash of inspiration or sheer chance, this course takes you through the four steps in the creative process: Preparation, Incubation, Inspiration, and Verification.
Target
Audience
Any business professional who must meet the challenge of thinking creatively to develop effective new ideas, products, product improvements, plans, and strategies.
Creative Environments and Creative People
The Four-step Creative Process
Course Number: PD0201