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5 Incredibly Simple Steps for a More Creative Coaching Staff (Workplace)
Which one would you pick: A job that inspires you to dream up some new idea every single day then work and build on them? Or one that needs you to do the same mindless, repetitive task day in and day out?
That’s a no brainer. The first one, of course.
The fact is, in today’s economy, a lot of us do work in professions that need us to be creative and think out of the box regularly. However, boredom, stress and a million other excuses creep into our everyday lives making even an interesting job dry as sawdust. As an employee, you have the option of quitting an uninspiring job and moving on to the next one.
But what do you do as an employer faced with talented employees who are stuck in a creative rut? Here are some thoughts for a more creative workplace. See more…
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