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Introduction.

• Group.• Ghazala Arif.• Bibi Sumaira.• Huma Ayaz.• Ana Naz.• Subject;• MANAGEMEMT

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Title.

How To Kill Creativity.

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Definition.

• Creativity.• “Creativity is the process of bringing

something new into being. Creativity requires passion and commitment. It brings to our awareness what was previously hidden and points to new life”.

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Authors.

• Wertheimer…’restructuring our knowledge’• Kelly and Rogers…’understanding how we

think’• Maslow…’primary versus secondary’• Rickards…’personal discovery process’• Gilliam…’making new connections’• Amabile…’novel and useful ideas’

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Business Creativity.

• Expertise and creative thinking are an individual's raw materials-his or her natural resources, if you will. But a third factor-motivation-determines what people will actually do.

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Principle of Creativity.

• People will be most creative• when they feel motivated primarily by the

interest,• satisfaction, and challenge of the work itself-

and• not by external pressures

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MANAGING CREATIVITY

• Managing creativity is that how the manager manage the creativity of employee’s/ peoples

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• Managers can influence all three components of creativity

• Expertise

• Creative thinking

• Motivation

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What managerial practices affects the creativity?

When intrinsic motivation will yield more immediate result, managerial practices affects creativity .

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• They fall into six general categories…

• 1) challenges

• 2)freedom

• 3)resources

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• 4)work group features

• 5)supervisory encouregment

• Organizational support

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Challenges

Making a good match requires that managers possess rich and detail information about their employs in available assignment

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From individual to organization

• Executives build entire organization that support creativity

• Yes, the companies varied widely in how successful they mere producing creative work

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Cont..

• Team members were initially unsure of whether they were up to the challenges that they ever given

• Their passion and interest growing through a deep involvement in the work managers knew.

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• Managers were careful not to allow t0 big gaps between employs assignment and their abilities

• SOME CREATIVE IDEAS SOAR OTHER SINK…

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FINDING

• People will more creative, if you give them freedom to decide how to climb specific mountain, they do it clearly specified strategic goals often enhance the people creativity.

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CONCLUSION

• It is far more important that who ever set the goals also make them clear to the organization and that these goals remain stable for meaningful periods of time

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Great rewards and risks..

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• The important lesson of the National and Chemical stories is that fostering creativity is in the hands of managers.

• They think about design and establish work environment.

• Creativity requires that managers change the ways in which they build and interact with work group.

• It calls conscious cultural change.

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• ‘Not doing’’ is the great risk.• When creativity is killed an organization loses

a potent competitive weapon; new ideas.• It can also lose the energy and commitment of

its people.• If organizations seemed trapped in

organizational ecosystem that kill creativity.

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P and g (Procter and gamble)

• P&G is a American multinational consumer goods company in united states.

• Twenty three brands.• Fabrics and home care, health etc.• P&G had in recent years seen the number of its

product innovation decline significantly.

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CNV(corporate new ventures)

• CNV is a small team which is established by P&G.

• In response the company established( CNV) a small functional team that embodies many of the creativity.

• Members of this team allowed to elect themselves.

• Members of the CNV team also were given a clear challenging strategic goal to invent basic new products that build the company future.

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Cont…

• In the 3 years since its inception CNV has handed off II projects to the business sector for execution.

• In early 1998 those product were beginning to flow out.

• First product designed to provide portable heat for several hours, relief of minor pain was already in test marketing.

• Six other products were slated to go to market within a year.

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Result of CNC team.• Due to CNV success P&G is beginning to expand both

the size and the scope venture.

Conclusion• Rooting out creativity killing behavior is not enough,

you have to make a conscious effort to support creativity.

The result can be a truly innovative company where creativity doesn't just survive but actually thrives.

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