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CHAPTER
01
Creativity
Where do you find ideas?
Answer:
Ideas can come from all places, and an interviewer wants to see
that your ideas are just as varied. Mention multiple places that
you
gain ideas from, or settings in which you find yourself
brainstorming. Additionally, elaborate on how you record ideas or
expand upon them later.
As an example:
I am constantly taking notes on a notepad or in my phone
throughout the day of things I would like to revisit later. I get ideas
during work meetings, listening to my coworkers struggles and
updates, take notes and research later how we can improve
workflow. I will also get ideas via my network when they put out
new innovative things they are pursuing in their workplace, I will
see how I may be able to apply those innovations in my own
company.
How do you achieve creativity in the workplace?
Answer:
It’s important to show the interviewer that you’re
capable of being
resourceful and innovative in the workplace, without stepping
outside the lines of company values. Explain where ideas
normally stem from for you (examples
may include an exercise
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such as list-making or a mind map), and connect this to a
particular task in your job that it would be helpful to be creative in.
As an example:
I was assigned to a safety and wellness taskforce. Most people
were walking on their breaks anyway, just not together. I signed
up for a three month hosted walking challenge in which people
could still walk on their own on their breaks, however, they were
encouraged to interact with their coworkers and engage in some
healthy competition in tracking their progress. This ended up
getting more people to get up and exercise while also building
morale and a sense of teamwork.
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