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Out of the Box
Creative Thinking Skills (GMM119)
Become
a more creative person in the workplace! Contrary to popular belief,
creative thinking skills can be taught and acquired. Believing you are
intrinsically creative is the first step towards creative thinking. This
experiential workshop opens up the world’s most powerful, portable and
creative computer ever created – your brain. Are you left or right
brained? How do you foster a more creative environment? When is the best
time to be creative? You will be enlightened with a range of creative
techniques you can apply immediately at your workplace.
Objectives
This experiential and
fun workshop will enable you to:
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maximise your
brain resources
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generate ideas
easily
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create and improve
products, processes and services
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view problems as
opportunities
Outline
Sparks of Creativity
Are you creative?
The left and the right brains
Creative versus analytical thinking
The world’s most creative genius
Aids to creativity – Baroque music, drawing and brain food
Nine ways to kill your creativity
20 ways to increase your creativity quotient
Principles of
Creativity
15 tips to creative thinking
Creativity Techniques
1. Linear Techniques
a.
False Faces – Reversing assumptions
b.
Slice and Dice – Divide and Improve parts
c.
Brainscaping
d.
SCAMPER – 7 American creative techniques
2.
Intuitive
Techniques
a.
Imaginary Board of Directors
b.
Clever Trevor
c.
Chilling Out
d.
Dreams
3. Group Techniques
a.
Brain Storming
b.
Rice Storming
The future of
creativity
Creativity scenarios
in the next 50 years
Who Should Attend
For
executives who recognise that “creativity” is the missing dimension in
their management skills and acknowledge that creative thinking skills
can be acquired and applied in the corporate world.
Date
18 to 19 March 2010
22 to 23 July 2010
Duration
2 days (9am-5pm)
Venue
SHRI,
The Verge, Level 6
Fees
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SHRI Member |
S$630.00 |
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SHRI Corporate
Friend* |
S$675.00 |
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Non-Member |
S$733.00 |
All fees quoted exclude 7% GST. *Non-nominees
For further information, please contact Mr Subbu via phone (65) 6438
0012, fax (65) 6299 4864, or email
subbu@shri.org.sg
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