Every job has its creative potential. And this is particularly crucial in certain situations: carrying out an original assignment, developing a new procedure, devising a plan of action, meeting a tight deadline, adapting to budget constraints, dealing with the unexpected or an emergency... So, whatever the job, different creative profiles are at work. What's your creative profile? How can you make the most of your strengths? What are your areas for improvement? Find out in a fun way by taking the test!
Creativity is not reserved for certain professions or certain people: everyone has a unique creative potential, whatever their field of activity.
Creative in all areas of activity
So, whether you work in human resources, finance, accounting, IT, marketing, communication, legal affairs, general services, purchasing, quality, safety, the environment or administration and management, you have the ability to :
- innovate
- solve problems
- see things in a new light
5 creative profiles
Creativity expresses itself to varying degrees and in different forms. So you can be part of one of these 5 major trends:
- Le visionary Innovators with bold ideas, often future-oriented.
- Le director He excels at transforming ideas into concrete actions and completed projects.
- Le employeer: teamwork as part of a co-creation process stimulates creativity.
- L'investigator He likes to explore, research and analyse before creating.
- L'adapter Flexible, it adapts to a variety of situations and creative needs.
Getting to know yourself better to develop your creative potential
Getting to know yourself better is the first step in developing your creative potential in a professional context.
By identifying your strengths and areas for improvement, you can :
- make better use of your creativity on a daily basis
- find ways to develop it even further
The training reflex
How can you break out of your habitual patterns of thinking?
Discover the stages in the creative process, experiment with creativity tools and learn how to lead a creative session.
Getting to know yourself better to develop your potential
Dare to be yourself and move towards what really suits you:
- learn to recognise your potential
- enhance your sensory and creative skills
- implement change over the long term
Marketers: developing your creativity
Simulation games, tests of creativity tools, etc.: through practical exercises, learn how to come up with more ideas, then evaluate them, before finally selecting and presenting your best solutions.