Bob has a lot of creative potential but so far he has failed to tap into it. Bob should strike a balance between being pragmatic and creative.
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Terry does not listen to alternatives or ideas other than the ones he develops. This is stifling the creativity of the team.
Extracts Unique Ideas Out of People
In meetings, Paul is very good at extracting unique ideas out of people – some you might not consider as very creative people.
Creative Innovator
Fred is a very creative innovator. Specifically, he solved an on-going problem by looking for a solution from all angles.
Crisis Mode Creativity
When we’re in crisis mode, we know we can turn to Jenny to craft a viable and inventive solution.
Creative Personality
Emily has a creative personality which allows her to suggest original ideas. She should continue to adapt this to her position in the company.
Calculated Risks
Brenda takes calculated risks based on her understanding of technology and her innovative views on how to use it.
Fosters Creative Discussions
Jim has worked hard this year on fostering creative discussions within his team.
Too Creative with Policies
Bob gets “too creative” when approaching company policies and procedures. In most of these cases, Bob should just follow the appropriate policy.
Not Willing to Take Risks
Tim isn’t willing to take risks on creative ideas.