Please join us for a CEU presented by Haworth and Cultura on Optimizing the Workplace for Innovation: Using Brain Science for Smart Design
Two behaviors – often seen in conflict – optimize creative thinking for innovation processes: intense focused work and restorative activities. We need to experience these on our own as well as when we are working with others. If we never take breaks, can’t focus, or don’t work with each other, we miss out on finding new ideas and ultimately fail to execute them.
With the work landscape shifting to an ecosystem of working from anywhere, some of these individual creative behaviors could be done outside of the office. However, group creative work is best done in With the work landscape shifting to an ecosystem of working from anywhere, some of these individual creative behaviors could be done outside of the office. However, group creative work is best done in the same space. The type and cadence of on-site and off-site activities for creativity should be decided by needs and goals. Explore the growing evidence that supports this and how design can cultivate the creativity necessary to spark innovation.
This event is free for all and offers 1 CEU credit.
