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Security Expertise What questions managers should ask about AI models and data sets As an artist who also works in business school, I often talk with managers about how to inspire more creativity in their teams. That's not to say these managers don't appreciate their left-brained, analytical employees. On the contrary: they value logic and practicality. Still, they lamented that something was missing. Today's managers seek inspired ideas, creative solutions, ingenuity, originality and new avenues of innovation. But their team didn't deliver. The problem is not that professionals lack creative impulse, but that they are too focused on getting the creative process right. For example, when supporting organizations implementing agile methods, I work with many teams.
From Cost Centers to Innovation Drivers None Are stores everywhere the new face of retail? You must be logged in to leave a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: comment on articles and access more articles. Magazine's spring issue inspires team creativity by embracing uncertainty Job Function Email List Focusing on getting the creative process just right can hinder your team’s innovation. Eisen Shapira Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topics Innovation Leadership Workplace, Teams & Culture Innovation Strategy Talent Management Collaboration Subscribe Access & Share What to Read Next Top 10 Articles of the Year Twenty Years of Open Innovation Add Networking to Your Boardroom.
Security Expertise What questions managers should ask about AI models and data sets As an artist who also works in business school, I often talk with managers about how to inspire more creativity in their teams. That's not to say these managers don't appreciate their left-brained, analytical employees. On the contrary: they value logic and practicality. Still, they lamented that something was missing. Today's managers seek inspired ideas, creative solutions, ingenuity, originality and new avenues of innovation. But their team didn't deliver. The problem is not that professionals lack creative impulse, but that they are too focused on getting the creative process right. For example, when supporting organizations implementing agile methods, I work with many teams.