#SLAtalk: Creativity and Innovation in the Workplace
SLA’s Online Content Advisory Council invites you to join this hour-long Twitter chat on utilizing creative thinking and being an innovator in your job and/or career.
► Session 1 of this #SLAtalk Twitter chat will take place Monday, February 17th at 03:00 GMT and will be at a time easier for our members in the Asian & Australia and New Zealand & Hawaiian-Pacific Chapters to participate!
Monday, February 17th |
Sunday, February 16th |
Auckland 16:00 | Hawaii-Aleutian Time 17:00 |
Sydney 14:00 | Pacific Standard Time 19:00 |
Tokyo 12:00 | Mountain Standard Time 20:00 |
Beijing & Perth 11:00 | Central Standard Time 21:00 |
New Delhi 08:30 | Eastern Standard Time 22:00 |
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► Session 2 will take place on Tuesday, February 18th at 14:30 EST.
That’s 13:30 CST, 12:30 MST, 11:30 PST in the Americas and 19:30 GMT, 20:30 CET for parts of Europe.
Q1 : First 15 minutes: Do you set aside time for brainstorming/investigating ideas, either alone or with a team? What resources do you use to inspire you and make that creative spark? What helps your creativity flow? What are the best places to find inspiration?
Food for Thought: 6 Ways To Unleash Creativity In The Workplace
Q2: Second 15 minutes: If you are a manager, how do you encourage your employees to engage with creativity and innovation? If you do not manage people, how would you like management to handle this?
Food for Thought: Five ways to create a culture of innovation in the workplace
Q3: Third 15 minutes: What are your innovation and/or creativity success stories? (e.g. marketing/promotions, group projects, research presentations, etc.) What have you accomplished by utilizing these skills? Have you experienced any pitfalls or have words of wisdom to share?
Food for Thought: Examples of innovation in the workplace
Q4: Fourth 15 minutes: How do you find time to be innovative in your everyday work schedule? Do you have tips on how to incorporate it into a demanding work day?
Food for Thought: 25 Ways to Keep Ideas Flowing in Your Workplaces
Can’t join us live on Twitter? Check the SLA Blog’s #SLAtalk category for the recap which will be posted following the session.
New to the #SLAtalk Twitter chat series? Check out How to #SLAtalk, which includes 10 helpful tips, as well as a Powtoon created by SLA members Emma Davidson and Dennie Heye.
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