class assignment

Maharani Shree Nandkuvarba       Mahila Arts Commerce college college 

Name:Gohil Krupaba Chetansinh 

Std:T.Y.B.A

College Name: Maharani Shree Nandkuvarba Mahila Arts Commerce college 

Subject Name:S.E.C

Profesir Name:Insiya Ma'am 

      

           Class assignment 

Q1:What is creative thinking? Definition and example.

Ans:Creative thinking is all about developing innovative solutions to problems. Creative thinkers brainstorm not only a large number of ideas but also a variety and range of them. 

Once they’ve brainstormed their ideas, creative thinkers will experiment with them. They look at ideas from multiple perspectives and examine how their solutions fit into the scope of what they’re working on. Creative thinkers aren’t afraid to take risks and try new ideas. In fact, this ability to develop, test, and implement original solutions makes them a valuable asset to just about any workplace. At work, creative thinking may look like:

Holding an interactive brainstorm to gather initial thoughts on a project

Evaluating a current process and offering suggestions on how to improve it

Researching other ways to market a product and leading experiments on new marketing channels

Developing an innovative way to reach out to prospective clients

Identifying a unique opportunity to promote the company brand and developing a strategy to do so  

Creative Thinking Examples

Creative thinking includes the process of innovative problem-solving — from analyzing the facts to brainstorming to working with others. Examples of these skills include analytical skills, innovation, and collaboration.

Analytical Skills

Analytical skills are problem-solving skills that help you sort through facts, data, and information to develop rational solutions. These skills aid you in the first part of the creative thinking process as you brainstorm and start to generate ideas. 

Analytical skills include:

Data analysis

Research

Forecasting

Reporting

Interpreting

Communication

Innovation

Innovation is the ability to come up with something new; however, you don’t need to develop the first flying car to be an innovative thinker. “Something new” at work might mean a method you haven’t tried before or experimenting with an unfamiliar process. Innovators in the workplace aren’t afraid to step away from tradition and explore something original, even if it might fail. 

Innovation skills include:

Risk-taking

Brainstorming

Imagining

Critical thinking

Ambition

Resilience

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