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Innovation |
Creativity Tools for Left-Brain Thinkers
Kyle Eastham — Lecturer of School of Entrepreneurship in the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University
Ever get stuck trying to come up with new ideas? I know, me too. But there’s hope! If you can follow a checklist or recipe, you can generate lots of ideas with these step-by-step tools you can use to solve problems at work. Even if you think you’re not very creative! Perfect if you need ideas to recruit/retain employees, craft a marketing message, attract more customers, new product development, or generate ideas for your kids’ school fundraiser. More ideas equals more options. Fun, hands-on workshop! People will laugh. They will participate. They will learn tools they can use immediately. We’ll use the group’s own work challenges and guide them to generate creative ideas in real time. Even people who think they’re not creative will learn a proven process they can repeat over and over (and teach to their employees). Great problem-solving tools if you’re stuck trying to think of new ideas, new approaches
» KORN FERRY COMPETENCIES Situational adaptability | Being resilient | Cultivates innovation | Demonstrates self-awareness | Values differences | Self-development | Resourcefulness | Collaboration
SEMINAR OUTLINE
I. Creativity practice II. 10 Blocks to Creativity III. Five Things Needed to be Creative IV. Half of Eight V. Takeover Time Tool VI. Best Bad Idea Tool
VII. SCAMPER Tool VIII. Excursion Tool
The Center for the Future of Work in the OSU Spears School of Business offers various certificate programs and customized professional development.
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