Sep 26, 2016
Whether you work in a creative industry or field, or not – encouraging creativity in your workforce can have a lot of positive outcomes. In particular, a building creative approaches to work and allowing it to flourish in team can help you:
- Find new approaches to solve problems
- Motivate people to stay engaged
- Encourage people to focus
The following three blogs from our Professional Development trainers look at a couple aspects of creativity, and also how to encourage connectedness, allowing creativity to flourish.
For more information, take a look at our Professional Development courses.
Jun 29, 2020
I have always believed the creative workforce is the most motivated workforce. Workplace creativity is best nurtured in a permissive climate, one that encourages the [...]
Jun 20, 2020
The word ‘creativity’ has many definitions. One definition is ‘the ability to see in new ways and to make unusual connections that other people miss’. However [...]
Apr 27, 2021
Most of us spend more time at work than on any other activity. Many of use spend more time with colleagues than we do with our family! Since it is such a big part of our [...]
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New Horizons
New Horizons is Australia's leading corporate training provider, and has been educating business professionals for over 15 years in the areas of Professional Development, Microsoft Office & Adobe Applications, and IT Technical. Our aim through this blog is to bring you relevant stories, articles, and tips & tricks that can help you to improve your skills and productivity in the workplace. Our expert trainers will also be posting their own articles from time to time, so be sure to keep an eye out.
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Next up:
- How-to: Put SharePoint calendars into Outlook
- Lightroom vs. Photoshop’s Camera Raw
- The importance of a break-even point in budgeting
- Semantic Tags and the File API in HTML5
- Using PowerShell to upload files to your Azure Storage Container
- Put your Photoshop skills into practice
- The importance of acknowledgement
- Decisions made easily with Excel
- Frame fun in InDesign
- How to be positive and enthusiastic at work after a long weekend!
Previously
- How-to: Put SharePoint calendars into Outlook
- How to get the most out of Outlook
- Tools and methods for identifying learning and development needs
- Create cascaded dropdowns in Nintex forms
- Story-Telling leads to Story-Selling: From Content to Insights to Revenue (Infographic)
- Convert imagination into art with Adobe Capture
- How-to: Make dates and currency in Excel show properly in a Word Mail Merge (Part 2)
- 10 habits of highly effective social sellers (Infographic)
- See the blue through the clouds with Microsoft Azure!
- Reduce those pesky meeting request response messages in Outlook
